a. At what time(s) does the car come to a rest? b. During what interval(s) of time is the car moving to the right? c. During what interval(s) of time is the car speeding up?
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In kinematics, the velocity of a particle is defined as the rate of change of displacement. It is a vector quantity.
Acceleration of the particle is defined as the rate of change of velocity
The velocity function of the car is given by
a. The time at which the car comes to rest is the time at which the velocity is equal t zero. This gives
From the second equation we have
This gives that the car comes to rest at time and .
b. The car is moving towards the right if the velocity is positive and the left if the velocity is negative. Let us calculate the velocity at various time
For we have
For we have
For we have
For we have
For we have
For we have
Therefore from above, we can see that the car is moving to the right for the intervals and .
c. The intervals where it is speeding is the time interval for which the velocity is increasing. From the previous answer, we can see that the velocity of the cart is increasing in the intervals and intervals.
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