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A particle P has position vector r_P = \(t2+1)i + (3t-2)j at time t seconds. Find the position vector of P at t=3s.

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The position vector of particle P at tt seconds is given by rP={(t2+1)i+(3t−2)j}m\mathbf{r}_P = \{(t^2+1)\mathbf{i} + (3t-2)\mathbf{j}\}m.

*a) Find the position vector of P at t=3t=3.
Substitute t=3t=3 into the position vector equation:

rP(3)=((3)2+1)i+(3(3)−2)j\mathbf{r}_P(3) = ((3)^2+1)\mathbf{i} + (3(3)-2)\mathbf{j} rP(3)=(9+1)i+(9−2)j\mathbf{r}_P(3) = (9+1)\mathbf{i} + (9-2)\mathbf{j}
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