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Summary:: Please tell me an example

Determine the distance traveled by the object between 0-7 s.

Determine the acceleration of the piece in the range of 0-4 s
Determine the acceleration of the piece in the range of 4-7 s.I've tried, but something I'm doing wrong. Could you clarify?
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You need to show us your work before we can help you with this. How is the velocity as a function of time related to the position and acceleration as a function of time? How can you use that to help you solve these questions?
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to PF.

You need to show us your work before we can help you with this. How is the velocity as a function of time related to the position and acceleration as a function of time? How can you use that to help you solve these questions?
This is the work.
 

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gladidi said:
This is the work.
No, that is the graph you are supposed to use to figure out those 3 questions.

Please answer this:
berkeman said:
How is the velocity as a function of time related to the position and acceleration as a function of time?
 
berkeman said:
No, that is the graph you are supposed to use to figure out those 3 questions.

Please answer this:
I've tried to solve it with a chart, but the answers aren't going right
 
You didn't answer my questions. Until you do that, you will not get very far on problems like this one...
 
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How is velocity defined in terms of position and time?

How is acceleration defined in terms of velocity and time?
 
robphy said:
What specifically did you try?What approach with a chart did you try?
What were your answers
and how did you get them, specifically?
> Determine the acceleration of the piece in the range of 0-4 s

< 12/4
 
robphy said:
Ok, that's a start.
Why 12/4?
Speed change / time to change
 
robphy said:
Ok, that's a start.
Why 12/4?
Acceleration formula
 
haruspex said:
What is the speed at t=0s?
What is the speed at t=4s?
What is the change in speed?
Speed at t=0s =0?
Speed at t=4s? =12?
 
haruspex said:
Not according to the graph.
It is 3?
 
haruspex said:
Yes.
finally i got this right..
 
haruspex said:
What is the speed at t=0s?
What is the speed at t=4s?
What is the change in speed?
How solve this? Determine the acceleration of the piece in the range of 4-7 s.
 
haruspex said:
Same process. What was the increase in velocity in that interval?
4 and 7 have same speed 12?
 
haruspex said:
Yes, so what was the increase in speed?
24?
 
haruspex said:
If you are earning $20 an hour and that changes to $20 an hour, how much is your pay rise?
0...
 
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haruspex said:
Right.
So what is the speed increase from t=4s to t=7s?
Answer is 0..
 
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The last point is to calculate the distance traveled by objects.
it is said that should calculate the surface area