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A particle moves from point A=(0,−6) to point B=(−3,−2) in 6 hours at a constant rate....

A particle moves from point A=(0,−6) to point B=(−3,−2) in 6 hours at a constant rate. The coordinates are given in (cm) with respect the the standard x and y-coordinate plane. Find the parametric equations with respect to time for the motion of the particle.

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