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•according to the question we should calculate the position of the particle .
1 ) given :
S =t^3 - 2t^2 + 5t + 4
At , t = 1 sec the position of the particle is
S = ( 1 ) ^3 - 2 (1)^2 + 5 (1) + 4
S = 1 - 2 +5 +4
S = 8 .
2) at first derivative
dS/dt = 3t^2 -4t + 5
Given t = 1 sec
Therefore,
dS/dt = 3(1)^2 -4(1) +4
dS/dt = 3
Implies at first derivative, S = 3
3) at second derivative
i) we know that the first derivative is
dS/dt = 3t^2 - 4t + 5
The second derivative is
d^2S / dt^2 = 6t -4
Given t = 1 sec
Therefore
d^2S/dt = 6(1) -4
= 2
Therefore the S = 2 at second derivative.
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1 ) given :
S =t^3 - 2t^2 + 5t + 4
At , t = 1 sec the position of the particle is
S = ( 1 ) ^3 - 2 (1)^2 + 5 (1) + 4
S = 1 - 2 +5 +4
S = 8 .
2) at first derivative
dS/dt = 3t^2 -4t + 5
Given t = 1 sec
Therefore,
dS/dt = 3(1)^2 -4(1) +4
dS/dt = 3
Implies at first derivative, S = 3
3) at second derivative
i) we know that the first derivative is
dS/dt = 3t^2 - 4t + 5
The second derivative is
d^2S / dt^2 = 6t -4
Given t = 1 sec
Therefore
d^2S/dt = 6(1) -4
= 2
Therefore the S = 2 at second derivative.
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