Elements Of Electromagnetics
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A car is speeding up from a red light. At time t the distance in meters the car has traveled is given by x(t)=52x2−43x . Find the velocity,dxdt, and the acceleration ,dv/dt, when t is 5.
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find velocity at time t in m/s
find acceleration at time t in m/s2
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