Question Two particles move along a straight line. The first particle, Particle A, travels with a velocity of f(t) = 2 sin (at)+ 5 feet per second. The second particle, Particle B, travels with a velocity of g(t) = 3t – 6 feet per second After 8 seconds, which particle has traveled farther from their starting point, and how much farther is it ahead? (You may enter an exact answer or round to two decimal places). Provide your answer below: Particle is ahead by feet.

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Two particles move along a straight line. The first particle, Particle A, travels with a velocity of f(t) = 2 sin (nt) + 5 feet per
second. The second particle, Particle B, travels with a velocity of g(t) = 3t - 6 feet per second
After 8 seconds, which particle has traveled farther from their starting point, and how much farther is it ahead?
(You may enter an exact answer or round to two decimal places).
Provide your answer below:
Particle
is ahead by
feet.
Transcribed Image Text:Question Two particles move along a straight line. The first particle, Particle A, travels with a velocity of f(t) = 2 sin (nt) + 5 feet per second. The second particle, Particle B, travels with a velocity of g(t) = 3t - 6 feet per second After 8 seconds, which particle has traveled farther from their starting point, and how much farther is it ahead? (You may enter an exact answer or round to two decimal places). Provide your answer below: Particle is ahead by feet.
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