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Find the acceleration of an object for which the displacement $s$ (in $\mathrm{m}$ ) is given as a function of the time $t$ (in s) for the given value of $t.$$$s=\frac{16}{0.5 t^{2}+1}, t=2 \mathrm{s}$$
Calculus 1 / AB
Chapter 23
The Derivative
Section 9
Higher Derivatives
Derivatives
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in this exercise were given the position of an object as a function of time here in the screen on the screen. And Maria asked to find What is the acceleration vector relate into this trajectory? So let's first find what the velocity is. Let's find the velocity vector. Let's remind ourselves that the velocity vector is the derivative off the position with respect two time so V. It was the derivative of our with respect to time. Ah, so let's do it Well, the first term is 3.2 t The derivative off tea with respect to T is one. So we only get to to the second term is 1.8 t square derivative of T Square is to t. So we're gonna have to times 1.8 times t that is the 0.60. Okay, I and then the same thing for the the why component. It's 1.7 minus 4.8 again, we're just deriving only know Mia's here. Well, you know, meals here j And then finally Ah, the exploration aid. The acceleration vector is the derivative off the velocity with respect to time. So it's the V ditty. Uh for the first time term. The derivative off a constant is zero. So it's simply gonna ah, disappear. The derivative of tea is one. So Ah, for the second term, we're gonna have 3.6 i in the same thing for the second term. The first, the 1.1 point seven is gonna simply vanish. And the riveter of 4.8 times T is 4.8. Eso have for minus 418 Jay. So the final acceleration is through in six I, minus four point A J meters per second squared, and this is our final answer.
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