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If you mean by a(t)=2t+9 is the acceleration function then we integrate...
v(t)=2t^2/2+9t+c where c is vo and we are told that that is -7 so
v(t)=t^2+9t-7 integrating again we get:
s(t)=t^3/3+9t^2/2-7t+c where c is the initial position which is 8 so
s(t)=t^3/3+9t^2/2-7t+8 which neatened up as
s(t)=(2t^3+27t^2-42t+48)/6
Answer:
1,0472 rad
Step-by-step explanation:
ANGLE MEASURES
Generally two measuring systems are used:
1. The sexagesimal system, whose unit is the degree: º
A sexagesimal degree is the amplitude of the angle resulting from dividing the circumference into 360 equal parts.
2. The radial system whose unit is the radian: rad
A radian is the measure of the center angle of a circle whose arc length coincides with the length of its radius.
<u>CONVERSION OF GRADES TO RADIANS
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To convert an angle of degrees to radians or vice versa, what must be done is a rule of three, considering that:
360° = 2π radians
Calculation
(60° * 2π rad) /360° = 1.0472 rad
Answer:
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