The velocity of a particle is for

MATHEMATICS · Single correct · AP · Calculus AB · Contextual Applications of Differentiation · Contextual Applications of Differentiation

Problem

The velocity of a particle is v(t)=6t (1+3t2)−1/2v(t)=6t\,(1+3t^{2})^{-1/2} for t>0t>0. What can be said about its acceleration? (a) Always negative for all t>0t>0 (b) Zero for all t>0t>0 (c) Always positive for all t>0t>0 (d) Positive for small tt but becomes negative as tt increases

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