A particle moves so that its velocity at time seconds is meters per second

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Problem

A particle moves so that its velocity at time tt seconds is v(t)=sin⁡tv(t)=\sin t meters per second. If its position at t=1t=1 is 33 meters, what is its position at t=πt=\pi? (a) 3+1 m3+1\text{ m} (b) 3+(1−cos⁡1) m3+(1-\cos 1)\text{ m} (c) 3+(cos⁡1−cos⁡π) m3+(\cos 1-\cos \pi)\text{ m} (d) 3+(1−cos⁡π) m3+(1-\cos \pi)\text{ m}

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