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find the velocity of the particle after 8 seconds, given its acceleration a(t) = 12+sint at...

find the velocity of the particle after 8 seconds, given its acceleration a(t) = 12+sint at time t (in m/s^2) and starting velocity of 5 m/s. Use Integral

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