a(2). Derive the acceleration based on the given displacement function dis(t).A. Oa(t) = 12ta(t) = 24tDQUESTION 3,SAVEDb(1). Calculate the time to reach velocity of 72 m/s.25В.45CO 85D.10sB.

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