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Two particles move on a horizontal line, starting at t = 0, with respective laws of motion S1(t)=t^3-6t & S2(t)=t^2+14t, and where S is measured in meters and t in minutes. a) Determine if these two bodies are at any moment t> 0.
b) If so, calculate the velocity of each of the particles at that instant.

(Must be solved with derivatives)

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