The acceleration of a car is given by a(t) = A – Bt + Ct² , where A = 1.0 n 2.0 m/s*. The car is at rest at the origin at time t= 0. . Find its position and velocity as a function of time. . Sketch its position, velocity, and acceleration.

The acceleration of a car is given by a(t) = A – Bt + Ct² , where A = 1.0 n 2.0 m/s*. The car is at rest at the origin at time t= 0. . Find its position and velocity as a function of time. . Sketch its position, velocity, and acceleration.

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Description: 1. The acceleration of a car is given by a(t) = A – Bt + Ct² , where A = 1.0 m/s², B = 0.5 m/s³, C =2.0 m/s“. The car is at rest at the origin at time t= 0.Find its position and velocity as a function of time.b. Sketch its position, velocity, and ac

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