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The position from its starting point of a small plane preparing for takeoff is given by…

The position from its starting point of a small plane preparing for takeoff is given-example-1

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Data:

• Position equation


x(t)=1.9t^2

The exercise is asking for speed.

The first derivative of position is speed.

Procedure:

1. Calculating the first derivative: obtaining the equation of speed v ( t )


\begin{gathered} v(t)=(dx)/(dt) \\ v(t)=1.9\cdot2t \\ v(t)=3.8t \end{gathered}

2. Calculating the time it takes to reach 45.6m/s: isolating t


\begin{gathered} v(t)=3.8t \\ t=(v(t))/(3.8) \\ t=(45.6)/(3.8) \\ t=12 \end{gathered}

Answer: 12s

Summary:

0. Calculating the first derivative of position, which equals to speed

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1. Isolating ,t

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2. Obtaining the time

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