A charged particle begins at rest at the origin. Suddenly, a force causes the particle to accelerate according to the vector function a(t) = ( sin(t), 6t ,2cos(t)) Find functions for the velocity, speed and position of the particle at time t

A charged particle begins at rest at the origin. Suddenly, a force causes the particle to accelerate according to the vector function a(t) = ( sin(t), 6t ,2cos(t)) Find functions for the velocity, speed and position of the particle at time t

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