s(t)= 3t^2+2t-2
a. find the velocity for time t
b.find the acceleration for time t
c. compute the total distance

I derived the velocity equation and the acceleration as 5t+2 and 5 but the solution checker online says its wrong....

Question

s(t)= 3t^2+2t-2
a. find the velocity for time t
b.find the acceleration for time t
c. compute the total distance

I derived the velocity equation and the acceleration as 5t+2 and 5 but the solution checker online says its wrong....

anonymous · Answer

for c the interval is [0,1]

myininaya · Answer

v=s'=3(2)t+2=6t+2

anonymous · Answer

a. first derivative
b. 2nd derivative
c. s(1)

myininaya · Answer

your number in front of t is a little off

anonymous · Answer

wow.... this is what studying physics for 30 hours does to you....

anonymous · Answer

how did i not see that rofl

anonymous · Answer

you guys probably are facepalming right now. "how is this kid in calc 1??"

anonymous · Answer

Hey can you do part c I think Im making another alegbra error and I cant see it I'm just not sure what to do with v=0 @ t=-1/3

anonymous · Answer

s(1)-s(0)???????

anonymous · Answer

as a thought jesus man you need more question marks?

anonymous · Answer

Im pretty sure you can read more than just numbers as I said above I have been studying physics for 30 hours.

anonymous · Answer

maybe take a break!

anonymous · Answer

breaks are for sane people

anonymous · Answer

s(t)= 3t^2+2t-2
v = s'(t) = 6t^2 + 2
a = v'(t) = 12t