The velocity of the motion of a given particle is represented by equation: V = 10 cm/s + (2 cm/s³)t². Find the change in the velocity of the particle in the time interval of t₁ = 2s and t₂ = 5s.
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- 54 cm/s
- 40 cm/s
- 24 cm/s
- 42 cm/s
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