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you can derive the velocity function , then plug in t=10
I'm having problem with the derivative...I don't really it
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the derivative of a constant is 0, the derivatve of x^a is ax^a-1, apply this to your function
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you should get s'(t)=72-(2)(0.83)t
then just plug in t=10
ok i got 55.4 for the first one...
yup
I just need to find out the second one...not sure on how to do it...
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set the derivatve equal to zero to find the extrema, you are looking for the maximum
the answer would be around 80?
id try 43.37..
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hahhaha, did you get the first one right
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