The motion of a particle is governed by the equation a = where a is in feet per sec? and s is in feet. When t 1 sec, s 4 ft and v 2 ft per sec. Determine the relations between v and t, s and t, v and s.

The motion of a particle is governed by the equation a = where a is in feet per sec? and s is in feet. When t 1 sec, s 4 ft and v 2 ft per sec. Determine the relations between v and t, s and t, v and s.

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s is in feet. When t 1 sec, s=4 ft and v 2 ft per sec. Determine the relations between
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