Physics, asked by lishamona2004, 5 months ago

r=5t³–4t²+3t . Calculate the speed at 2s

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Answered by bswagatam04
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Given info ✪

r=5t³–4t²+3t

  • Here, r is the displacement
  • t is the time

Pre-requisite knowledge ✪

On differentiating distance with respect to time, we get velocity.

Differentiation of t³ is 3t²

Differentiaiton of t² is 2t.

Differentiation of 3t is 3.

✪ Process ✪

Let us assume speed be v

So, on differentiating r with respect to t(  \frac{dr}{dt} ), we get :

r=5t³–4t²+3t

\frac{dr}{dt} = 5(3t²) - 4(2t) + 3

v = 15t² - 8t + 3

For calculating speed at time 2 s, substitute t = 2.

v = 15(2)² - 8(2) + 3

v = 15(4) - 16 + 3

\boxed{v = 47 m/s}

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