An object is moving with velocity (in ft/sec) v(t) = t² - 2t + 2. At t = 0, the object has a position of 8 = 6 feet. Use antiderivatives to find the position equation. s(t) = The position of the object at 6 seconds is feet.
An object is moving with velocity (in ft/sec) v(t) = t² - 2t + 2. At t = 0, the object has a position of 8 = 6 feet. Use antiderivatives to find the position equation. s(t) = The position of the object at 6 seconds is feet.
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Question 16: An object is moving with velocity (in ft/sec) v(t)=t2−2t+2 t=0, the object has a position of s=6 feet.
Use antiderivatives to find the position equation.
s(t)= __________
The position of the object at 6 seconds is __________ feet.
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