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Find if the following conditions hold: r"(t) = a for all real t, r'(0) = 0, r(0) = b?
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r'(t)=integral of a=at+C but r'(0)=0 so C=0 so r'(t)=at r(t)=integral of at=at^2/2 +A but r(0)=b so A=b thus r(t)=at^2/2 + b
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