Exercise-1 In the below problems r(t) represents the position of an object at time t, v(t) represents the velocity of an object at time t, and a(t) represents the acceleration of an object at time t. All of the other parameters (a, b, 7, 6, e) are constants. Please determine the dimensions of each of the constant parameters appearing below. 1. r(t) = at 2. a(t) = 8t² [1] 3. x(t) = at³ + ßt² + yt+8 820-22 10143 (2)

Exercise-1 In the below problems r(t) represents the position of an object at time t, v(t) represents the velocity of an object at time t, and a(t) represents the acceleration of an object at time t. All of the other parameters (a, b, 7, 6, e) are constants. Please determine the dimensions of each of the constant parameters appearing below. 1. r(t) = at 2. a(t) = 8t² [1] 3. x(t) = at³ + ßt² + yt+8 820-22 10143 (2)

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Problem 8PQ: The layout of the town of Popperville is a perfectly square grid, with blocks 100 feet long (Fig....

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