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An object moves according to the position function y =1/(t+2), t>0. Find the velocity as a function of t?? Do I use f(t)-f(a)/t-a or derivative? How?
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take the derivative : y(t)=1/(t+2) -> y=(t+2)^-1 y'(t) = -1*(t+2)^-2 y'(t) = 1/(t+2)^2
oops -1/(t+2)^2
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