A particle moves along the x axis according to the following expression: x= 20cm + 1.2cm sin[(0. 6Hz) t-0.1rad] A. what is the velocity of the particle when time (t)= 2 seconds? B. what is the acceleration of the particle when time (t)= 2 seconds?

A particle moves along the x axis according to the following expression: x= 20cm + 1.2cm sin[(0. 6Hz) t-0.1rad] A. what is the velocity of the particle when time (t)= 2 seconds? B. what is the acceleration of the particle when time (t)= 2 seconds?

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A particle moves along the x axis according to the following expression:
x= 20cm + 1. 2cm sin[(0. 6Hz) t-0.1rad]
A. what is the velocity of the particle when time (t)= 2 seconds?
B. what is the acceleration of the particle when time (t)= 2 seconds?

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