A small object moves in one dimension according to 1 (t) = t³ – 10t² + 24t, where all distances are measured in em, and time is measured in s. We are interested in the motion of the object for the time interval between to = 0.0s and tf = 6.0 s. Set your coordinates so that positive is to the right of the origin. (a) What are the initial and final positions? Find all times for which the object passes by the origin. (b) What are the maximum distances that the object reaches to the left and right of the origin? (c) What are the initial and final velocities? Find all the times for which the object is at rest.

A small object moves in one dimension according to 1 (t) = t³ – 10t² + 24t, where all distances are measured in em, and time is measured in s. We are interested in the motion of the object for the time interval between to = 0.0s and tf = 6.0 s. Set your coordinates so that positive is to the right of the origin. (a) What are the initial and final positions? Find all times for which the object passes by the origin. (b) What are the maximum distances that the object reaches to the left and right of the origin? (c) What are the initial and final velocities? Find all the times for which the object is at rest.

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Chapter3: Vectors

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