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A particle moves on a straight line. The velocity after t seconds is given by V= 3t^2 – 6t – 8.
The distance of the particle from the origin after one second is 1o meters. Calculate the distance of the particle from the origin after 2 seconds.
10 years ago

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Steve
s = t^3-3t^2-8t+c
use s(1) = 10 to find c,
then evaluate s(2)
10 years ago

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