Please answer the questions using the variables provided and provide explanations and show work. 1. A particle moves in the x--y plane with a time-dependent position vector given by:r(t) = (At)â + (Bt − Ct²)ŷwhere A = 10 m/s, B = 20 m/s, and C = 5 m/s².(a) Calculate (t) and ā(t).(b) Does this particle have constant acceleration?(c) Does this particle's motion have a turning point in the x and/or y dimensions? Ifat what time(s) do these turning points occur?SO,

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1. A particle moves in the x- y plane with a time-dependent position vector given by: r(t) = (At)ê + (Bt − Ct²)ŷ where A = 10 m/s, B = 20 m/s, and C = 5 m/s². (a) Calculate (t) and a(t). (b) Does this particle have constant acceleration? (c) Does this particle's motion have a turning point in the x and/or y dimensions? If so, at what time(s) do these turning points occur?

1. A particle moves in the x- y plane with a time-dependent position vector given by: r(t) = (At)ê + (Bt − Ct²)ŷ where A = 10 m/s, B = 20 m/s, and C = 5 m/s². (a) Calculate (t) and a(t). (b) Does this particle have constant acceleration? (c) Does this particle's motion have a turning point in the x and/or y dimensions? If so, at what time(s) do these turning points occur?

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter3: Motion In Two Dimensions

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Problem 6P: At t = 0, a particle moving in the xy plane with constant acceleration has a velocity of...

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