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Q1
The driver of a car travelling downhill on a road applies the brakes. The speed s of the car in
Kmh 1. t seconds after the brakes were applied, is given by
s(t) = -4+2+12t+80.
a. After how many seconds did it car reach its maximum speed?
b. What was the maximum speed reached?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : The driver of a car travelling downhill on a road applies the brakes

The speed s of the car in Km/h   . t seconds after the brakes were applied, is given by  

s(t) = -4t²+12t+80.

To Find : a. After how many seconds did it car reach its maximum speed?

b. What was the maximum speed reached?

Solution:

s(t)  = -4t²  + 12t  + 80

ds/dt =  -8t  + 12

ds/dt = 0

=> -8t + 12 = 0

=> t = 12/8

=> t = 3/2

d²s/dt²  = -8 < 0

Hence speed is maximum when  t = 3/2

After 3/2  secs car reach its maximum speed

maximum speed reached = s(3/2)

= -4(3/2)²  + 12(3/2)  + 80

= -9  + 18  + 80

= 89

maximum speed reached = 89 km/hr

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