The position of a particle is given by:r(t) = A cos(wt)^i + Asin(wt)^j + ct ^k where A is a constant with unit of meters, w is constant with units of radians per second, and c is a constant with units of meters perseond.What is the expression in cartesian unit vector notation, for the acceleration vector?

The position of a particle is given by:r(t) = A cos(wt)^i + Asin(wt)^j + ct ^k where A is a constant with unit of meters, w is constant with units of radians per second, and c is a constant with units of meters perseond.What is the expression in cartesian unit vector notation, for the acceleration vector?

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