Asked by Tizeta
A particle's position on the x-axis is given by the function x= t^2+6.00t+ 3.00 , where t is in s.
Where is the particle when v(x)= 5.00m/s ?
Where is the particle when v(x)= 5.00m/s ?
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Answered by
bobpursley
take the first derivative of f(x) to get velocity.
v=2t+6
Now put v =5, and solve for t.
By the way, v is a function of t, not x.
v=2t+6
Now put v =5, and solve for t.
By the way, v is a function of t, not x.
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