Dynamics of Rigid BodiesPlease help ASAP. Rate will be given accordingly. Please answer correctly this is my last chance. Please write your answer on paper. Thank you so much.Note: The tolerance is ±1 in the third significant digit. The rectangular coordinates of a particle which moves with curvilinear motion are given by x = 10.25t + 1.00t² - 0.25t³ and y = 6.10 +16.04t - 2.29t², where x and y are in millimeters and the time t is in seconds, beginning from t = 0. Determine the velocity v andacceleration a of the particle when t = 4 s. Also, determine the first time that the velocity of the particle makes an angle of 28° with thepositive x-axis.Answers:V=Your answer is partially correct.a =t =i6.25-412.017i+i+S-2.28-4.58j) mm/sj) mm/s²

Givenx=10.25t+1.00t2-0.25t3y=6.10+16.04t-2.29t2t=4sθ=28o

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Please help ASAP. Rate will be given accordingly. Please answer correctly this is my last chance. Please write your answer on paper. Thank you so much.

Note: The tolerance is ±1 in the third significant digit.

The rectangular coordinates of a particle which moves with curvilinear motion are given by x = 10.25t + 1.00t² - 0.25t³ and y = 6.10 +
16.04t - 2.29t², where x and y are in millimeters and the time t is in seconds, beginning from t = 0. Determine the velocity v and
acceleration a of the particle when t = 4 s. Also, determine the first time that the velocity of the particle makes an angle of 28° with the
positive x-axis.
Answers:
V=
Your answer is partially correct.
a =
t =
i
6.25
-4
12.017
i+
i+
S
-2.28
-4.58
j) mm/s
j) mm/s²

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