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The velocity vector v of a particle at time t
seconds is given by
v = [( 3? - 1)i + 2j ] m s'
When ! = 0, the particle is at the origin. The
position vector of the particle whent =2 is
A (6i - 4j) m
B (6i + 4j) m
44.
12i m
D (11i - 2j) m

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