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Suppose a(t)= (15/2)square root(t) + 6e^-t, v(0)= -6, and s(0)= 7. Find s(t). Please show work

Suppose a(t)= (15/2)square root(t) + 6e^-t, v(0)= -6, and s(0)= 7. Find s(t).

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