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Aparticle moves on a coordinate line with an acceleration at time t seconds of e^t/2 m/sec^2. at t=0 the particle is at the origin, and its velocity is -4 m/sec
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![x(t)=\int_0^6(2*e^ \frac{t}{2}-6})\ dt=\left[4*e^ \frac{t}{2}-6t\right]_0^6\\\\ =e^3-36-4=4e^3-40\approx{40.3421...}\\\\](/tpl/images/0416/2220/ea38a.png)
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