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At t=8.0s, a particle is moving in the +x direction at 62m/s. The particle has been...

At t=8.0s, a particle is moving in the +x direction at 62m/s. The particle has been under a constant acceleration a=-2.3m/s^2. Find the particles velocity at t=0.
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