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A body moves in a straight line. At time, it's acceleration is given by a = 12t + 1. When t =0, the velocity of the body v is 2 metres per second and its displacement from the origin s is 0. 1. Express v and s in terms of t.
2. Determine velocity and displacement of the body after 3 seconds.

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