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The acceleration of a particle given by a(t)=2e^t. At t=1 the velocity is 2 what is the velocity at t=0 ?
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The integral wrt to time of the acceleration function is the velocity function. Find that function and substitute in t=0.
what function
this is the acceleration function: a(t)=2e^t
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