Question

Higher derivatives. Issue

Answer 1

Where do i input 4
or should i say when

Answer 2

After this can one of you help me?

Answer 3

In your third derivative, wherever you see t, you'll put in 4 instead.

f'''(t) = 4

What happens to this when you put in 4 for t?

Answer 4

Ok so that's what you have. Do you think that's the answer. BTW Nice hand writing.

Answer 5

It will eventually become zero so would that be considered a plausible answer

Answer 6

Oops, sorry, that's your second derivative. My mistake.

What's the third derivative?

Answer 7

Do you think it would.

Answer 8

Just do the derivative of the second. And that's what i end up with. Just wanted ensure

Answer 9

\[f(t) = 2t^2 - t\]\[f'(t) = 4t\]\[f''(t) = 4\]\[f'''(t) = 0\]

You'll put in 4 for t in the third derivative.

Answer 10

So do you think you have the answer.

Answer 11

Yes. Thanks

Answer 12

Ok Good Night.