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remember velocity and accelerations are time derivatives of the position function s(t) v(t) = d/dt [ s(t) ] a(t) = d/dt [ s(t) ] = d^2/ dt^2 [ s(t) ]
you can use the chain rule on that one s(t) v(t) = s ' (t ) = t * (1/5t) *5 + ln(5t) * 1 = 1 + ln(5t)
take derivative of that velocity to get accel a(t) you ned
I got 1/t?
should be 1/(5t)
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the only answer choice I have is 5e or 5e^2
it is 5e
didn't saw v=0 there
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