Posted by beatriz on Thursday, December 2, 2010 at 12:44pm.
position is the integral
p(t)=Defintegral (v(t) dt)
if the limits are 0 to t
then p(t)=-cost-sint -(-cos0-sin0)) check all that, I did it in my head.
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