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The velocity of a particle moving in a straight line is given by the following formula. V=3te^(t^2)+3t (a) Find an expression for the position s after a time t. s=? (b) Given that s = 6 at time t = 0, find the constant of integration C and hence an expression for s in terms of t without any unknown constants. s=
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This?:\[V=3te^{t^2}+3t\]
\[\int{due^u=e^u+C};\ \ Let \ u=t^2\]
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