Help pleaseeeee!(: The position of an object as a function of time is given by x = At2 – Bt + C, where A = 8.7 m/s2, B = 5.5 m/s, and C = 4.3 m. Find the instantaneous velocity and acceleration as functions of time. (Use the following as necessary: t.) V=_______ a=_______
V=dx/dt V=2At-B a=dv/dt you can find a.
how do i find dv and dt?
dv/dt refers to derivative of v to t. So a=2A
so a would be a=2(8.7)m/s^2 ? a=17.4 m/s^2?
@Loser66
\[v = \frac{dx}{dt}\] and \[a = \frac{d^2x}{dt^2}\] that's it.
for v, take the first derivative of x , then, plug the value of letter in. for a, take second derivative of x, then ,plug the value of letter in. Done.
got me?
so far yes. but how do i obtain the values of dx,dt, d^2x and dt^2? @Loser66
don't you know how to take derivative?
what am i taking the derivative of? x=At^2-Bt+C?
yes, it is.
you see, x =.... is a function of t or you can write it as x(t)
x(t)=At^2-Bt+C ? Sorry I'm a bit confused
which grade are you? college? highschool?
college, and I'm struggling badly /; with this and another problem
how about calculus?
I have to know where are you to give out the appropriate instruction.
I took calculus, just trying to recall thing from it..
ok, (t^3)' =?
3t^2?
yes, so, (At^2)' =?
2At?
hahaha.. dan, guide him, please, don't just give out the answer
v=d/dt(f(t))
i'm a her.
do you know v=d/t formula
speed my definition is distance travelled per unit time
velocity= distance/time
velocity=displacement/time but okay
lets move on!
now you have a function here f(t)=x
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