If the velocity of the particle is defined by v=(2t+3)i + (4)j fps and its position vector at t=1 sec is r= (5i +3j), determine the path of the particle in terms of its x and y-coordinates. a. For the correct expression of the x-component of the displacement (expressed in terms of t). b. For the correct expression of the y-component of the displacement(expressed in terms of t) c. For the correct expression of the path (expressed n terms of x and y)

If the velocity of the particle is defined by v=(2t+3)i + (4)j fps and its position vector at t=1 sec is r= (5i +3j), determine the path of the particle in terms of its x and y-coordinates. a. For the correct expression of the x-component of the displacement (expressed in terms of t). b. For the correct expression of the y-component of the displacement(expressed in terms of t) c. For the correct expression of the path (expressed n terms of x and y)

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