A particle moves along a line with acceleration a(t)= cases 3 & 0 t 2, -2 & 2< t 5

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A particle moves along a line with acceleration a(t)={30≤t≤2,−22<t≤5,a(t)=\begin{cases} 3 & 0\le t\le 2,\\ -2 & 2< t\le 5, \end{cases} measured in m/s2^{2}. If its velocity is 1 m/s1\text{ m/s} at t=0t=0 and its initial position is s=0s=0, what is the particle’s displacement from t=0t=0 to t=5 st=5\text{ s}? (a) 29 m29\text{ m} (b) 20 m20\text{ m} (c) 15 m15\text{ m} (d) 30 m30\text{ m}

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