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an object moves along the y-axis with coordinate position y(t) and velocity v(t)= √t-cos(e^t) for t greater than or equal to 0. at time t=1... A. moving downward with negative acceleration B. moving upward with negative acceleration C. moving downward with positive acceleration D. moving upward with positive acceleration E. at rest
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take the derivative.
After you find the derivative of the velocity with respect to t, use your coordinate system to determine which direction of the y-axis is positive. You can plug t = 1 into your velocity equation to determine which direction the object is moving. If you take the integral of your velocity function, you can plug in t = 1 to see exactly where the object is.
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