(#1) Suppose we have the position function:- ()r (t) :t'(a)Evaluate the tangential component of acceleration, ar, when t = 1.(b)Find the normal component of acceleration [in the direction of N (t)], an, whent = 1.E

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(#1) Suppose we have the position function: re - () (a) Evaluate the tangential component of acceleration, aT, when t = 1.

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