Q1) A particle initially at the origin and moving at v0 = 2^1-3^j m/s accelerates at a rate a = 2^1 +4^j m/s2. What is the particle position vector in m after 3 s? A) 9 i, + 15 j B) 15 į-9 j C) 15 į + 9 j D) 9į - 15 j

Q1) A particle initially at the origin and moving at v0 = 2^1-3^j m/s accelerates at a rate a = 2^1 +4^j m/s2. What is the particle position vector in m after 3 s? A) 9 i, + 15 j B) 15 į-9 j C) 15 į + 9 j D) 9į - 15 j

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