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I need to find the first 6 second of driving. I am given a function of the car's acceleration rate \[a(t)=10\sin \left( 1+\frac{ t^2 }{ 10} \right)\] meters per second ^2
I used my graphing calculator and saw my zero value is 4.627 but I am not sure that my limits are from 0 to 4.627?
I feel like i"m not understanding something. from rest, the velocity at time t after 0 is\[\int_0^ta(t)dt\]
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thanks anyways.... :)
yeah i'm not getting it. sorry I'll be curious to see if someone figures it out
@ganeshie8 Can you help me determine limits of an integral?
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