A material point moves with an acceleration a(t) = 2ti + 2sintj - costk At time t=0 the particle is at position ro(t) = 3i - 3j and has speed uo(t) = 2j + k. Find the velocity u(t)and the position r(t).

A material point moves with an acceleration a(t) = 2ti + 2sintj - costk At time t=0 the particle is at position ro(t) = 3i - 3j and has speed uo(t) = 2j + k. Find the velocity u(t)and the position r(t).

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