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Hello, in this video, we want to figure out how much total distance a particle has traveled in this time frame of zero seconds to five seconds.
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The first step will be to foil out this expression for the position of the particle to get a much simpler expression so that it's easier to perform any differentiation or integration.
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So t minus 3 squared is just a difference of squares, so that will file out to t squared minus 6 plus 9.
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And then we need to foil that term with t minus 1.
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So foiling out that term will give us t cubed minus 6 t squared minus 9 t if we foil out this term times t and then we'll get minus t squared plus 6t minus 9 if we foil out the negative 1 and distribute it to these three terms.
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Next we'll combine like terms to get a more neater expression for the position function.
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So combining the like terms will give us t cubed minus 70 squared minus 3t minus 9.
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And our next step will be to find the velocity function.
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We know that velocity is just the change in position with respect to time.
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And another way to do that is just find the derivative, which is also another way to just say slope or a change in some function with respect to time.
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So the derivative of position will give us both...