1. Suppose that the velocity of a particle in motion is given byv(t) =44t²+²+1feet per second, where t is in seconds from now. Find the position of the particle after5 seconds.

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1. Suppose that the velocity of a particle in motion is given by v(t): 44t² t² + 1 feet per second, where t is in seconds from now. Find the position of the particle after 5 seconds.

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