A remotely controlled toy car travels along a straight line and its position changes with time following the law: x(t)=5t³-t²+1 where time t is measured in seconds and the coefficients have such dimensions that the meters. position x(t) is measured i 10. What is the displacement of the car for the first 2 seconds since the start at t=0 s? 11. What is the average velocity of the car for the time period between the t-0s and t=2 s? 12. What is the instantaneous velocity of the cat at t-2s ? 13. What is the instantaneous acceleration of the car at t-2 s?

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A remotely controlled toy car travels along a straight line and its position changes with
time following the law:
x(t)=51³-1²+1
where time t is measured in seconds and the coefficients have such dimensions that the
position x(t) is measured in meters.
10. What is the displacement of the car for the first 2 seconds since the start at t=0 s?
11. What is the average velocity of the car for the time period between the t=0s and t=2
s?
12. What is the instantaneous velocity of the cat at t=2s ?
13. What is the instantaneous acceleration of the car at t=2 s?
Transcribed Image Text:A remotely controlled toy car travels along a straight line and its position changes with time following the law: x(t)=51³-1²+1 where time t is measured in seconds and the coefficients have such dimensions that the position x(t) is measured in meters. 10. What is the displacement of the car for the first 2 seconds since the start at t=0 s? 11. What is the average velocity of the car for the time period between the t=0s and t=2 s? 12. What is the instantaneous velocity of the cat at t=2s ? 13. What is the instantaneous acceleration of the car at t=2 s?
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