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A rock is thrown upward, on Mars, with an initial velocity 19m/s. It's height "t" is h(t) = 19t-1.9t^2. What is the acceleration at time "t"?
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take second derivative of h(t) to get acceleration
Thank you. How do I calculate how fast the rock is going when it hits the ground?
to me, the first derivative is velocity .
|dw:1387057838751:dw| and find t by let the original function =0, because of this logic: After get the highest point, the rock fall back and hit the ground, at that moment h = h initial =0
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