Asked by feather

f(t)=cos(πt/4)
finding velocity i got

-π/4sin(πt/4)

then i had to find velocity after 3 sec which is v'(3)=-π/4sin(π(3)/4) = -π/4sin(π√2/2)

(-π) (π√2)/4 x 2 = -1/8√2 ft/s


i now have to find when the particle is at rest? how would you do this without graphing?
Answered by Steve
at rest means velocity = 0

right?
Answered by feather
right
Answered by feather
the answer is 0, 4, and 8 how do i get that from the equation?
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