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a particles position on the x axis is given by the function x=(t^2 -4t +2)m where t is is in s. where is the particle when v=4.0 (m/s)????
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I took the derivative of the function and got 2t-4 for the velocity function. Then i set that equal to 4 and solved. It gave me t=4. I plugged that back into the position function and got x=10 m. but that was wrong. what am I doing wrong?
x=2 m
You did it correct,
Your calculation was wrong when you plugged the 4 back in to the position equation.
YOU ARE RIGHT. I JUST SAW THAT I GOT 8 WHEN I MULTIPLIED 4X4 LOL
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