A hoist mechanism raises a crate with an acceleration (in
m divided by s squaredm/s2)
a equals StartRoot 1 plus 0.5 t EndRoota=1+0.5t,
where t is the time in seconds. Find the displacement of the crate as a function of time if
The displacement of the crate is given by
s= .
v equals 0 m divided by sv=0 m/s
and
s equals 3 ms=3 m
for t equals 0 s.t=0 s.
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