00:01
First, they're giving us a function for the position vector with respect to time.
00:06
And this would be equaling 2 .00 t cubed minus 5 .00 t i .at.
00:20
And then this would be plus 6 .00 minus 7 .00 t to the fourth j hat.
00:34
So we can then say that for part a, the position vector at t equaling 2 .00 seconds, well, we can simply substitute.
00:47
So this would be 2 .00 multiplied by 2 .00 cubed minus 5 .00, multiplied by 2 .00 ihat, plus 6 .00 minus 7 .00.
01:06
Times 2 .00 to the 4th power j hat.
01:11
And so this is giving us 6 .00 i hat minus 106 j hat.
01:25
And the units would of course be meters.
01:30
So this would be our answer for part a.
01:32
For part b then to find the velocity we need to take the derivative.
01:36
So the velocity equation with respect to time would be equaling 6 .0.
01:42
T squared minus 5 .00 i hat minus 28 .0 t cubed j hat and here then the velocity at t equals 2 .00 seconds would be equaling 6 .00 multiplied by 2 .00 seconds quantity squared minus 5 .00 i hat minus 2 .00 i hat minus 28 point zero times 2 .00 seconds quantity cubed j hat and we find that then the velocity at t equaling 2 .00 seconds is going to be equaling 19 .0 i .hat minus 224 j hat and the units of course meters per second this would be your answer for part b for part c we want to find the acceleration so the acceleration function with respect to time, this would be 12 .0 t i hat minus 84 .0 t squared jhat.
03:07
And so solving for the acceleration at t equaling 2 .00 seconds, this would be equalling 24 .0 .0...