The position of a particle moving along an x-axis is given by x = 6.00 t 3.00 t, where x is in meters and t is in seconds. What is the acceleration of the particle at its maximum x-position? A) 12.0 m/s B) 15.1 m/s C) 11.2 m/s D) 9.51 m/s E) 19.5 m/s

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