Posted by Akashdeep on Thursday, July 8, 2010 at 7:23am.
(i) Use the formula you havebeen given to compute v at t = 4 and t = 2 s. Compute the change in v:
v(4) - v(2) = 37 - 13 = ____ cm/s
(ii) Divide the result of (i) by 2 s.
(iii) Compute the formula for derivative of v(t).
It is a(t) = dv/dt = 4t.
That is the instantaneous acceleration. Evaluate it at t = 4s.
Fill in the blanks. You could use the exercise.
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I have already shown you how to do the three problems. Each requires one step. I will be happy to verify that you have followed directions
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