Fundamental theorum
@Hero @Luigi0210 @SolomonZelman
the particle starts 2 units left of the origin and moves right to the max, then back to the left to the min, and lastly right to t = 5 find the derivative, find the max and min values then it might be the sum of the distances -2 to max, max to min and lastly min to t = 5
one easy option to help is to graph the function https://www.desmos.com/calculator look at the y-values...
graph the one for 97 or 98
? @campbell_st
well and the max is at t = 1 where x(1) = 2 min at x =3 x(3) = -2 t = 5 x(5) = 18 so for mine it move 28 units unless you need to find the length of the curve between t = 0 and t = 5 for the 2nd curve 98 I've attached a graph... its in terms of x and not t.... but the horizontal should be t and the vertical x(t)
Thanks for everything. So it travels 16 units ?
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