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Problem
A particle moves along a line with acceleration
a
(
t
)
=
6
t
−
4
m/s
2
a(t)=6t-4\text{ m/s}^2
a
(
t
)
=
6
t
−
4
m/s
2
. If its velocity at
t
=
0
s
t=0\text{ s}
t
=
0
s
is
3
m/s
3\text{ m/s}
3
m/s
, determine the velocity of the particle at
t
=
2
s
t=2\text{ s}
t
=
2
s
. a)
11
m/s
11\text{ m/s}
11
m/s
b)
−
1
m/s
-1\text{ m/s}
−
1
m/s
c)
7
m/s
7\text{ m/s}
7
m/s
d)
4
m/s
4\text{ m/s}
4
m/s
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