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s(t)= 1.85sin(36piet) t= seconds find velocity for t=0.025sec
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\[v(t)=1.85*36pisin(36\pi t)\] \[v(0.025)=1.85*36\pi \sin(36 \pi 0.025)\] pi = 3.14
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\[v(0.025)=1.85*36 \pi \cos(36 \pi 0.025)\]
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derivative of sin is cos
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what is your problem now??
why is it(36*pie-cos)
\[d(\sin(at))/dt=a \cos(at)\]
so where do i go from there
s(t) is a distance function, so the velocity is derivative of s(t) \[v(t)=ds(t)/dt\]
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how can i get my answer is cm/s
Since your question doesnt involve any distances, you can choose your time interval to be 1 cm per 1 second (t).
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