Problem 2 2. The position (X,Y, Z) of a particle of mass M is given by the following equations: x = 2te" + (3 + 1)t - Y = 6 + aßt° + y² cos(a²t) _Z = By + ô sin(ôt) where a, ß, 7, ô are constants of your student mumber. (a) Find the three components of the velocity as a function of time. (b) Find the three components of the acceleration as a function of time. da (c) Suppose we define jerk as . Find the three components of jerk as a function of time. (d) What is the magnitude of the velocity and acceleration of the particle at time t?

Problem 2 2. The position (X,Y, Z) of a particle of mass M is given by the following equations: x = 2te" + (3 + 1)t - Y = 6 + aßt° + y² cos(a²t) _Z = By + ô sin(ôt) where a, ß, 7, ô are constants of your student mumber. (a) Find the three components of the velocity as a function of time. (b) Find the three components of the acceleration as a function of time. da (c) Suppose we define jerk as . Find the three components of jerk as a function of time. (d) What is the magnitude of the velocity and acceleration of the particle at time t?

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Chapter2: Relativity Ii

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