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position vector of a particle is given by \(\sf r = r_0(1-at)t\) , where t is the time and a as well as \(\sf r_0\) are constant. How much distance is covered by the particle in returning to the starting point?
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suggest you start with a drawing, this is a parabola then you can use calculus or algebra. simply completing the square should answer this for you without too much effort.
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