An object's position in a given coordinate system is described by the vector r = t^2 i - (3t + 3) j. Assume the object moves without air resistance. What is the object's velocity at t(3) = 2 seconds? What is the object's acceleration at t(4) = 5 seconds? What is the magnitude of the object's average velocity between t(1) = 1 second and t(2) = 3 seconds?

An object's position in a given coordinate system is described by the vector r = t^2 i - (3t + 3) j. Assume the object moves without air resistance. What is the object's velocity at t(3) = 2 seconds? What is the object's acceleration at t(4) = 5 seconds? What is the magnitude of the object's average velocity between t(1) = 1 second and t(2) = 3 seconds?

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