The trajectory of an object is defined as x = (t-4)^2, what is the velocity at t = 5?

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The trajectory of an object is defined as x = (t-4)^2, what is the velocity at t = 5?
 
(a) 2
 
(b) 5
 
(c) 1
 
(d) 4
 
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Editor">Editor Staff answered 1 year ago

Right answer is (a) 2
 
To elaborate: The function for velocity can be derived by differentiating the equation with respect to t. v = 2(t-4) is the required function. When t = 5, v = 2(5-4) = 2.


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