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Please help. I know what Im supposed to do but Im unsure how to go about solving for the initial position
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initial means at t=0 so put in t=0 to solve for the constant
oh that was what i was thinking but seemed too simple
so for the velocity vector for x the constant would be 0?
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yes. then you integrate again and use t=0 , x=3 for the initial conditions on the position vector
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i got t^3+3 for position for x
and just t^2 for y
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