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please help me and explain the answer. thanks the position function of a particle moving in a horizontal line is s = 1/3t^3-3/2t^2+2t+1, where s feet is the directed distance of the particle from the origin at t seconds, t>=0, a. find time/s when the particle momentarily stops. b. the position when the velocity is constant c. is total time of flight.
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ok, the particle is stopped with it has no velocity so find the 1st derivative and then set it equal to zero and solve for t.
1t^2-3t+2
that's correct... so set it to zero and solve for t. only consider positive t values in the solution because of domain restrictions.
i get, t=2,1
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