A particle moves along x-axis.It starts from rest at origin O and its acceleration after t sec is given by a=3-t . Calculate the displacment from O when it is at rest.
@saifoo.khan
Can you do it ?
find antiderivative twice for a = 3-t
integrate. a=3-t v = 3t - t^2/2 + C Now set it equal to zero to get time. Then integrate again, find the disp.
Therefore, the answer is 18. Something which appeared in the (NUST) test.
@saifoo.khan
REALLY? O_O
Yeah
An O'levels student who have Add math can solve this too! D: D: D:
Hmm,good :)
What about hyperbolic functions ? You've done that ?
give me the problem, then i can tlel.
\[\int\limits_{}^{}e^x[\sinh^{-1} x+\frac{ 1 }{ \sqrt{1+x^2} }]dx=\]
@saifoo.khan Like this.
INtegration by parts?
idk how to deal with sinh^-1
So you don't know hyperbolic functions ?
use e^x(f(x) + f'(x)) rule differentiation of arcsinh(x) = 1/sqrt(...)
I guess no, then. :S
hmm No need to worry about that it's easy,you can do that later. What about finding the area from a diag ?
We have to learn that parallelogram thing. But i can find the area/vol of a curve and stuff
Lets see. find the Area A+B |dw:1356722864399:dw|
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