Two particles start at the origin on the s-axis at time t = 0 s and move along the s-axis. Their movement can be expressed by the following equations.S₁ (t) = t² - 3t5₂ (t) = 98-31²a. When will the two points have the same speed?b. When will the two points have the same position?c. What are the respective velocities of the points when they have the sameposition?

Let position denoted by = s Let velocity denoted by = v

Two particles start at the origin on the s-axis at time t = 0 s and move along the s- axis. Their movement can be expressed by the following equations. 5₁ (t) = 1² - 3t 5₂ (1) = 98-1/1² a. When will the two points have the same speed? b. When will the two points have the same position? c. What are the respective velocities of the points when they have the same position?

Two particles start at the origin on the s-axis at time t = 0 s and move along the s- axis. Their movement can be expressed by the following equations. 5₁ (t) = 1² - 3t 5₂ (1) = 98-1/1² a. When will the two points have the same speed? b. When will the two points have the same position? c. What are the respective velocities of the points when they have the same position?

College Algebra

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Author:Jay Abramson

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Chapter6: Exponential And Logarithmic Functions

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