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An object’s position in meters is given by s(t)=3t^(3) - 4t. What is the object’s acceleration at time t=2 seconds?

An object’s position in meters is given by s(t)=3t^(3) - 4t. What is the object’s acceleration at time t=2 seconds?
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An object’s position in meters is given by s(t)=3t^(3) - 4t. What is the object’s acceleration at time t=2 seconds?

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Answer:

1.23 =654.5

*_5457.76÷655.6

=x=4532.78

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User Alex Chernyshev
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16

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