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the velocity function, in meters per second, of a particle moving is given by v(t)=5t-2where t is time in seconds. Find the displacement of the particle from t=0 seconds to t=6 seconds

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Remember that displacement is the integral of the velocity, so you have o integrate the velocity function between 0 and 6 seconds to find the displacement in the first 6 seconds.


\int _0^65t-2dt
d(t)=(5t^2)/(2)-2t
d(6)=(5(6)^2)/(2)-2(6)=90-12=78
d(0)=0
78-0=78

So the displacement in the first 6 seconds is 78 meters.

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