14) A particle is moving on the line, s feet is the directed distance of the particle from the origin at t seconds, v feet per second is the velocity of the particle at 1 second and a feet per second is the acceleration of the particle at t seconds. Given: a= 5-2t; v=2 and s=0, when t=0. Express v and s in terms of t.

14) A particle is moving on the line, s feet is the directed distance of the particle from the origin at t seconds, v feet per second is the velocity of the particle at 1 second and a feet per second is the acceleration of the particle at t seconds. Given: a= 5-2t; v=2 and s=0, when t=0. Express v and s in terms of t.

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