A particle moves along a line with acceleration

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

Problem

A particle moves along a line with acceleration a(t)=6t−4 m/s2a(t)=6t-4\text{ m/s}^2. If its velocity at t=0 st=0\text{ s} is 3 m/s3\text{ m/s}, determine the velocity of the particle at t=2 st=2\text{ s}. (a) 11 m/s11\text{ m/s} (b) −1 m/s-1\text{ m/s} (c) 7 m/s7\text{ m/s} (d) 4 m/s4\text{ m/s}

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