If a particle's position at time t is given by r(t) = <3t, t^2, 2t - 1>, what is its velocity vector v(t)?
v(t) = <3, 2t, 2>
v(t) = <3t, t^2, 2t - 1>
v(t) = <3t^2, 2t, 2>
v(t) = <2, 2t, 2t - 1>
Correct Answer :
A. v(t) = <3, 2t, 2>
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