Can you do all of the parts from A to D The position ; of a point (in miles) is given as a function of time ; (in minutes):5 = - 312 + 5tA. Find its velocity as afunction of timeB. Find its velocity at-t= 2minutesC. Find its acceleration asa function of timeD. Find its acceleration att = 2 minutes

Given: The positon of the object is given as. st=t3-3t2+5t…

The position of a point (in miles) is given as a function of time : (in minutes): s= - 3 + 5t A. Find its velocity as a function of time B. Find its velocity at - 2 minutes C. Find its acceleration as a function of time D. Find its acceleration at t= 2 minutes

The position of a point (in miles) is given as a function of time : (in minutes): s= - 3 + 5t A. Find its velocity as a function of time B. Find its velocity at - 2 minutes C. Find its acceleration as a function of time D. Find its acceleration at t= 2 minutes

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The position ; of a point (in miles) is given as a function of time ; (in minutes):
5 = - 312 + 5t
A. Find its velocity as a
function of time
B. Find its velocity at-
t= 2
minutes
C. Find its acceleration as
a function of time
D. Find its acceleration at
t = 2 minutes

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