CALCULUS HELP PLEASE (:
sorry to be bothering everyone with these questions, ive just kept these to the side because people havnt been responding on OS and i just dont get how to solve these problems, i appreciate the help(:
@ybarrap please help !
Does this make sense? $$ a(t)={dv(t)\over dt}\\ \int a(t)dt=\int dv(t)\\ v(t)=\int a(t)dt=\int (2t+\sin t) dt $$ Can you do this?
yes! im going to do it now, could you check me after?
i got v(t)=t^2+cos(t)+3 @ybarrap
@perl
Check your integration of the sine function. \[ \int sin(t) dt = -cos(t) + C\] ^_^
Close, $$ v(t)=\int a(t)dt=\int (2t+\sin t) dt=t^2-\cos t + C $$ Since you know that \(v(0)=4\) you can find C: $$ v(0)=4=0^2-\cos 0 + C\\ \implies C=4+1=5 $$ So now you have everything! Make sense?
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