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The velocity, at time t, of a point moving on a coordinate line is (1+t^2)^1 ft/sec. At what time, t, t>0, do the acceleration and velocity have the same absolute value?
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why would they put (something)^1 is that a typo?
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^-1 my bad
v(t) = (1 + t^2)^1 ? Is that correct ? exponent of 1 ?
exponent of -1
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oh okay then...
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