Finding x(t) and v(t) by Integration5. The acceleration of ajeepney isgiven by a, (t) = at – Bt?a = 1.50 m/3 and ß = 0.120"m/,+%3DwhereThe motorcycle is at rest at theorigin when time t = 0.a. Find its position and velocity asfunctions of time.b. Calculate the maximum velocity itattains.

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Part (a) Given data: acceleration, ax(t) = αt-βt2 where, α= 1.5 m/s3 & β = 0.120 m/s4 (i)…

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Finding x(t) and v(t) by Integration 5. The acceleration of a jeepney is given by a,(t) = at – ßt² where a = 1.50 m/g3 and ß = 0.120m The motorcycle is at rest at the origin when time t = 0. a. Find its position and velocity as functions of time. b. Calculate the maximum velocity it attains.

Finding x(t) and v(t) by Integration 5. The acceleration of a jeepney is given by a,(t) = at – ßt² where a = 1.50 m/g3 and ß = 0.120m The motorcycle is at rest at the origin when time t = 0. a. Find its position and velocity as functions of time. b. Calculate the maximum velocity it attains.

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