Calculus O 201 6 Kuta Softw are LLC. A11 Name rig hts reserved. ID: 1 Motion Review Date Period A particle moves along a horizontal line. Its position function is s(t) for t2 0. For each problem, find the velocity function t), the acceleration function a(t), the times t when the particle changes directions, the intervals of time when the particle is moving left and moving right, and the times t when the acceleration is 0. 1) s() = r – 91 2) s(1) = r– 281 + 1961
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Motion Review
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A particle moves along a horizontal line. Its position function is s(t) for t2 0. For each
problem, find the velocity function vt), the acceleration function a(t), the times t when the
particle changes directions, the intervals of time when the particle is moving left and moving
right, and the times t when the acceleration is 0.
1) s() = r – 91
2) s(t) = r- 281 + 196t
A particle moves along a horizontal line. Its position function is s(r) for t2 0. For each
problem, find the position, velocity, speed, and acceleration at the given value for t.
4) s(1) = - 30/² + 225r: at 1 4
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Given :
The positions functions is for :
(a) The velocity function :
For the velocity function differentiate with respect to :
Hence, the velocity function is
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