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A particle moves according to the position function.
[tex]s(t) = \frac{1}{3}t^3 - t^2-4t[/tex]
Find the position of the particle at t=1 and t=6.
To do this, Do i take s'(t) and then plug in the values for t?
then another part is to find the velocity of the particle at t...for that would i use the velocity function, finding the limit of t? I hope someone can help, thanks a lot!
A particle moves according to the position function.
[tex]s(t) = \frac{1}{3}t^3 - t^2-4t[/tex]
Find the position of the particle at t=1 and t=6.
To do this, Do i take s'(t) and then plug in the values for t?
then another part is to find the velocity of the particle at t...for that would i use the velocity function, finding the limit of t? I hope someone can help, thanks a lot!