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Based on the two equations
y=0.85x²+0.41x+0.7
y=1.72x+0.44
What are the values of acceleration and initial position respectively from position-time equation?
1.7 m/s²
0.7 m
0.85 m/s2
-0.7 m
1.64 m/s²
-0.7 m
1.64 m/s2
0.7 m
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