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Find the velocity of an object at t=1, given that the displacement for the object moving along a straight line is given by s= ((1/14)t^3-(1/14)t^2))
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You have s(t), the displacement function. The velocity function should be v(t) = ds/dt. Can you find the first derivative of that s(t)?
The derivitive would be (3t^2-2t)/(14)
Where do I go from here? Do I enter t=1 into the t variable in the derivative equations?
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That's it. Substitute t = 1. Done.
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