Average Velocity & Instantaneous Velocity...4

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    nycmathguy

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    Chapter 1
    Calculus 1

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    a.
    when t = 1, s = 3sinπ + 3 cosπ = 3(0) + 3(-1) = -3
    when t = 1.01, s = 3sin(1.01π) + 3cos(1.01π) = -3.0927

    average velocity between t = 1 and t = 1.01 is = (-3.0927-(-3))/(1.01-1)= -9.28cm/s ( approximately)

    b.

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    s'=v(t)= 3 π (cos(π t) - sin(π t))
    t=1
    v(1)= 3 π (cos(π ) - sin(π ))
    v(1)= -9.425 cm/s
     
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    Well, at least I tried. I'm not ready for the derivative of trigonometric functions. I think finding s prime involves the chain rule, which is several chapters ahead in the textbook.
     
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