The position of a particle moving in a straight line is given by s(4) = ef cos(3t)for t> 0, where tis in seconds. If the particle's speed is a relative maximum attime T, then T must satisfy the equation:O A. e-T - 5 sin(57)-25 cos(57))(cos(ST)+5 sin(57T))B. tan(57) = 2.4O c. tan(57) = 4.8O D. e-T - (cos(5T)+5 sin(57))-5 sin(5T)+25 cos(5T))O E. cos(57) = 0

We have to find the necessary equation that must be satisfied.

The position of a particle moving in a straight line is given by s(t) = e-*cos(5t) for > 0, where tis in seconds. If the particle's speed is a relative maximum at time 7, then Tmust satisfy the equation: OA. e-T5sin(57)-25 cos(57)) (cos(57)+5 sin(57)) B. tan(57) 2.4 OC. tan(57) = 4.8 OD. e-T (cos(57)+5 sin(57)) -5 sin(57)+25 cos(57)) O E. cos(57) = 0

The position of a particle moving in a straight line is given by s(t) = e-*cos(5t) for > 0, where tis in seconds. If the particle's speed is a relative maximum at time 7, then Tmust satisfy the equation: OA. e-T5sin(57)-25 cos(57)) (cos(57)+5 sin(57)) B. tan(57) 2.4 OC. tan(57) = 4.8 OD. e-T (cos(57)+5 sin(57)) -5 sin(57)+25 cos(57)) O E. cos(57) = 0

Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

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