Let the velocity vector be v(t) = (4t°, –6 sin(3t) , 9 exp(3t)) and the initial position vector be r(0) = (2,3,0). Compute the position vector r(t).

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Let the velocity vector be v(t) = (4t°,-6 sin(3t) ,9 exp(3t)) and the initial position vector be r(0) = (2,3,0). Compute the position vector r(t).
Transcribed Image Text:Let the velocity vector be v(t) = (4t°,-6 sin(3t) ,9 exp(3t)) and the initial position vector be r(0) = (2,3,0). Compute the position vector r(t).
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