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Physics, 27.02.2021 15:40 nathaniel12

A Body of mass moves along y such that at time t its position is
Y(+) = at 3/2 bt +C, where a, b, c, are
Constants. (a) Calculate the acceleration
of the body. (b) What is the force acting
on it​

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