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Ben, But the displacement is from the object's initial position which is x = 2. So the displacement is x (t=3) = 62 minus x ( t = 0) = 2 which is 60 m.

What do you think?

John

Ben, very sorry, I forgot to thank you for your question and your positive comment! 

Thanks,

John