Physics, 13.07.2019 02:20, PoTubbs

Suppose that a particle following the given path c(t)=(t2,t3−3t,0)c(t)=(t2,t3−3t,0) flies off on a tangent at t0=2t0=2. compute the position of the particle at the given time t1=3t1=3. (use symbolic notation and fractions where needed. )

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Suppose that a particle following the given path c(t)=(t2,t3−3t,0)c(t)=(t2,t3−3t,0) flies off on a t...