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Can someone please help me? The position of an object at time t is given by s(t) = 7 - 14t. Find the instantaneous velocity at t = 7 by finding the derivative.
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the derivative of \(s(t)=7-14t\) is a constant, namely \(s'(t)=-14\)
so the instantaneous velocity is \(-14\) no matter what \(t\) is
Oh, so 7 doesn't play any role in this?
nope
\(7-14t\) is a line with slope \(-14\) slope is constant
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