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I found the anti-derivative, but what do I do now?
put in t = 15 and hence calculate s(15), but this assume s(0) = 0, ie your constant of integration = 0.
I plugged in 15 and got 2625, which is not an answer choice
check your integration :p share it here
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OK, what do you get for s(t)?
(2/3)x^3 + x^2 + 10x + C
if you follow the question, it should be \[\frac{0.2}{3} x^3\]
Oh, oops. I see what I did wrong. My calcualtor got 0.066666666666, and I mistook it as 2/3, and not 0.2/3
so do you now get the "right" answer?
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approx 600?
exact 600, surely? get a new calculator :p
lol, yeah, exactly 600. The first time I used 0.0666 to calculate
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