Posted by Anonymous on Monday, January 9, 2012 at 5:00pm.
distance=INTEGRAL velocity*dtime
In cos t I assume t is in degrees. If you mean radians, then do it that way.
It is a calculus problem because every little bit of distance is v(t) times a tiny bit of time, delta t. It v(t) were constant you could just multiply v times change in time to get the answer, but v is not constant.
A primitive way to do this is to split the 45 seconds up into three 15 second periods. Approximate that it goes v(0) for the first 15, then v(15) for the second 15 (15 to 30), then v(30 for the last 15 (30 to 45)
v(0)(15) = 23 * 15 = 345
v(15) * 15 = 22.89 * 15 = 343.5
v(30) * 15 = 22.6 * 15 = 339
so
d = 1027.5
Next divide it into 5 spaces of 9 seconds each and see how much the answer changes.
I suspect that is not allowed Bob :) Too easy.
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