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A student ran this experiment and instead of dropping the hex nut, he threw it. This...

A student ran this experiment and instead of dropping the hex nut, he threw it. This gave the nut a velocity of v(t) = (12 m/s^2)t + 5m/s. What is the hex nut's displacement as a function of time if its position at t=0 seconds is 0 meters? If the hex nut dropped 1.2 meters, how long did it take for the nut to reach the ground?

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