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Find the velocity,  speed, and acceleration at time  t  of a particle that has position function
r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j  + (2cos t) k.
v(t) = (cos t) i + 6j - (2sin t) k;   = ;   a(t) = - (2sin t) i - (2cos t) k
v(t) = -(cos t) i + 6j + (2sin t) k;   = 10;   a(t) =  (2sin t) i + (2cos t) k
v(t) = (cos t) i + (2sin t) k;   =2 ;  a(t) = - (2sin t) i - (2cos t) k
v(t) = (cos t) i + 6j - (2sin t) k;   = 10;   a(t) = - (2sin t) i - (2cos t) k
v(t) = -(cos t) i + 6j + (2sin t) k;   = ;   a(t) = (2sin t) i + (2cos t) k


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Marked as best answer by ap345 on May 27, 2021

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ap345

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Reply 2 on: May 27, 2021
Gracias!


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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

 

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