An object moves along the x-axis with its position x given as a function of time t by x(t)= Ht^2 - Ft + G

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Jet001 [13]3 years ago

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Answer:

v(t) = 2Ht - F

Explanation:

Since, the position of the object is given in terms of time (t) as follows:

x(t) = Ht² - Ft + G

where,

H, F, G are constants.

Therefore, the velocity of the object can also be found in terms of the time (t), by simply taking the derivative of the given position equation with respect to time. So, the velocity can be found as follows:

(d/dt) x(t) = (d/dt)(Ht² - Ft + G)

v(t) = (d/dt)(Ht²) - (d/dt)(Ft) + (d/dt)(G)

v(t) = H (d/dt)(t²) - F (d/dt)(t) + (d/dt)(G)

v(t) = H(2t) - F(1) + 0

v(t) = 2Ht - F

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