A particle has velocity for and is at the origin when

MATHEMATICS · Single correct · AP · Calculus AB · Applications of Integration · Applications of Integration

Problem

A particle has velocity v(t)=⟨t−1, 2t−2⟩\mathbf v(t)=\langle t-1,\,2t-2\rangle for t≥0t\ge0 and is at the origin when t=0t=0. What is the total distance the particle travels from t=0t=0 until it first comes to rest? (a) 5\sqrt5 (b) 52\dfrac{\sqrt5}{2} (c) 53\dfrac{5}{3} (d) 54\dfrac{\sqrt5}{4}

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