The position s of a point (in meters) is given as a function of time t (in seconds).3-;t = 1S =3t?(a) Find its acceleration a as a function of t.a(t) =(b) Find its acceleration at the specified time.X m/sec?

Given data: s=53t2-3t Time (t) = 1 s Need to determine the acceleration at t = 1s.

The position s of a point (in meters) is given as a function of time t (in seconds). 5 S = 3 -;t = 1 t - 3t2 (a) Find its acceleration a as a function of t. a(t) = (b) Find its acceleration at the specified time. X m/sec?

The position s of a point (in meters) is given as a function of time t (in seconds). 5 S = 3 -;t = 1 t - 3t2 (a) Find its acceleration a as a function of t. a(t) = (b) Find its acceleration at the specified time. X m/sec?

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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-;t = 1
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(a) Find its acceleration a as a function of t.
a(t) =
(b) Find its acceleration at the specified time.
X m/sec?

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