Q3- A body of mass n: moves along Y such that at time t its position is y(t) = at32 - bt + c, where a, b, c are constants. (a) Calculate the acceleration %3D of the body. (b) What is the force acting on it?

Q3- A body of mass n: moves along Y such that at time t its position is y(t) = at32 - bt + c, where a, b, c are constants. (a) Calculate the acceleration %3D of the body. (b) What is the force acting on it?

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of the body. (b) What is the force acting on it?

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