Patrick B. answered 04/04/20
Math and computer tutor/teacher
function a is the acceleration
s is the speed
s(t) = integral a(t)
= integral [ 13 sin(t) - 7 cos(t) ]
= -13 cos(t) - 7 sin(t) + C
s(0) = 0
0 = -13 + C
C = 13
s(t) = -13 cos(t) - 7 sin(t) + 13
x(t) = integral s(t)
= integral -13 cos (t) - 7 sin(t) + 13
= -13 integral cos(t) - 7 integral sin(t) + 13 t + C
-13 sin (t) + 7 cos(t) + 13t + C
Assuming the initial position at zero:
x(0) = 0 ----> 0 = 7 + C
C = -7
x(t) = -13 sin t + 7 cos t + 13 t - 7