Suppose a particle is at position 3 on a straight line. The Velocity is given by the equation v=2t+1 where velocity is mph and t is hours. The particle beings to move for 3 hours 1) How many miles did the particle move? 2) Draw the geometry for the problem 3) What position is the particle now?
If you're given velocity, to find position, you need to integrate this function given to find position at \(t\)
Alright , but is there any way you can further explain it , it would be really helpful for me~
integrating the function we get \[s(t)= t^2+t+3\] to find the distance you should find where does the object moves forward and backward by evaluating v(t)=0 and will see that for positive (real) t the object moves forward so we say that d= s(3)-s(0)=3^2+3+1-1= 12miles
I think the position of the particle is just evaluate s(3)= 15
I am sorry about the distance, it's 12 but instead of 1-1 make it 3-3
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