A particle is moving with the given data. Find the position of the particle.\ $a(t) = 17 \sin(t) + 9 \cos(t)$, $s(0) = 0$, $s(2\pi) = 14$ $s(t) = $
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Given a(t) = 17sin(t) + 9cos(t), we integrate it to find v(t): v(t) = ∫(17sin(t) + 9cos(t)) dt v(t) = -17cos(t) + 9sin(t) + C1 Show more…
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