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2. A point describes a plane curve, the components of its velocity at the time t being v, = 5 and v, = 24 - 32t. Find the distance of the point from its original position at the end of 2 seconds.

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2. A point describes a plane curve, the components of its
velocity at the time t being v, = 5 and v, = 24 - 32t. Find the
distance of the point from its original position at the end of 2
seconds.

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