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A particles velocity along the x-axis is described by v(t) = At + Bt^2, where t...

A particles velocity along the x-axis is described by v(t) = At + Bt^2, where t is in seconds, velocity is in m/s^2, A = 1.18m/s^2 and B = -0.61m/s^3. What is the distance traveled, in m, by the particle between times t0=1.0 and t1=3.0? please show steps and calculations

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