A particle moves along a line with velocity feet per second for

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Problem

A particle moves along a line with velocity v(t)=6−2tv(t)=6-2t feet per second for 0≤t≤50\le t\le 5. What are the particle’s displacement and total distance traveled, respectively, over this time interval? (a) 9 ft, 13 ft9\text{ ft},\,13\text{ ft} (b) 13 ft, 5 ft13\text{ ft},\,5\text{ ft} (c) 5 ft, 13 ft5\text{ ft},\,13\text{ ft} (d) 5 ft, 5 ft5\text{ ft},\,5\text{ ft}

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