Where are you? A particle's position r in timet was shown to be: r(t) = (t+ sin t) i + (t) ĵ+ (2.00 [m]) k. What is it's velocity v and acceleration a at t = 5.00 [s]? (1.00 [m/s]) j, (0.0871 [m/s²)) î B. v = (1.28 (m/s]) Î+(1.00 [m/s]) j. (0.959 [m/s²)) î C. v = (2.00 (m/s]) î–(0.09 [m/s])j. = (-0.959 [m/s²]) îi D. v = (0.72 (m/s]) î+(1.00 [m/s])j. a = (-0.959 [m/s²]) î A. v = %3| a = а — a =

Where are you? A particle's position r in timet was shown to be: r(t) = (t+ sin t) i + (t) ĵ+ (2.00 [m]) k. What is it's velocity v and acceleration a at t = 5.00 [s]? (1.00 [m/s]) j, (0.0871 [m/s²)) î B. v = (1.28 (m/s]) Î+(1.00 [m/s]) j. (0.959 [m/s²)) î C. v = (2.00 (m/s]) î–(0.09 [m/s])j. = (-0.959 [m/s²]) îi D. v = (0.72 (m/s]) î+(1.00 [m/s])j. a = (-0.959 [m/s²]) î A. v = %3| a = а — a =

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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