The velocity vector, v(t) of a particle in motion is given by v(t)=t√t² +4i+e²j+ -k. 2t+1 Find: (i) the position vector, r(t) if given the initial position is r(0)=3i-j+2k. the acceleration vector, a (t).

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The velocity vector, v(t) of a particle in motion is given by
v(t)=t√t² +4i+e
+4i+e³j+;
Find:
(i)
2t+1
the
e position vector, r(1) if given the initial position is r(0) = -i-j+2k.
the acceleration vector, a(t).
Transcribed Image Text:The velocity vector, v(t) of a particle in motion is given by v(t)=t√t² +4i+e +4i+e³j+; Find: (i) 2t+1 the e position vector, r(1) if given the initial position is r(0) = -i-j+2k. the acceleration vector, a(t).
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