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Question 26D A particle moves in the xy plane so that its position for t2 O is given by the parametric equations x In (t ) and y = Ar. where kis a positive constant. The line tangent to the particle's path at the point where t-3 has slope 8. What is the value of k? 1 192 D

Question 26D A particle moves in the xy plane so that its position for t2 O is given by the parametric equations x In (t ) and y = Ar. where kis a positive constant. The line tangent to the particle's path at the point where t-3 has slope 8. What is the value of k? 1 192 D

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