The answer just keeps coming back to zero dude it's simple you can't really calculate this either way the value of it would just be zero you can't simplify it or anything
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The answer is 3.3 hope this helps you .Skateboards
No. AB is not perpendicular to AC
The velocity of the particle is given by
Since 
and 
, we get
Similarly, the position function is obtained via
We know 
and we're told that 
, so
making the answer A.
