Andrew H. answered • 02/28/20
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The first step I would take with this problem is solving for all unknowns. Thankfully there is just one, A. You are given the equation along with two known points(t=0 and 2.6). After that, you should recall that acceleration is the change in velocity over time so a = dv(t)/dt. Finally, for any exponential function that takes the form f(x)=aebx+c the asymptote of that function has the value c.
