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how do i find the derivative of 1/2(t^2+t)
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Do you mean 0.5(t^2+t) or \[1/(2(t^2+t))?\]
0.5(t^2+t)
The derivative of \[t^2 \] is 2t (Power rule) and the derivative of t is 1. So the derivative is 0.5(2t+1) = t + 0.5.
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