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Okay, in this question, we are given a function about the position.
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I mean, the position of t is equal to xt, yt, zt, and it is a vector.
00:11
Okay, we are given the expression of our position with respect to t.
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First, we are required to compute the velocity.
00:22
Okay, by the definition, we know the velocity is a vector, and it will be just equal to the derivative of pt, which by the definition will be, okay, the first coordinate is x prime, second is y prime, and third one is z prime.
00:40
So we only need to take the derivative of those x, y, and z.
00:47
First, as x is always equal to a, it is a constant, we know the derivative is zero.
00:54
But the second one, we know it will be 18 times t squared minus 90t.
01:07
The third one will be 6t minus 30, 6 times t minus 30.
01:22
Okay, this is our velocity as a vector.
01:27
And now, the second question is to compute the length of the velocity.
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And by definition, it will be just equal to the square root of the first coordinate, which will be x prime squared plus y prime squared plus z prime squared.
01:51
So, again, very easy, square root of, let's see, okay...