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1)Find f if f ' (x) = 2 cos x + ((3x^2+5)/( 1+x^2)) and f(0) = −1

2)A particle moves in a straight line and has acceleration given by a(t) = 12t + 5 sin t. Its initial velocity is v(0) = −3cm/s and its initial displacement is s(0) = 7cm. Find its position function .
asked Apr 11, 2015 in CALCULUS by anonymous
reshown Apr 11, 2015 by casacop

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Step 1:

1)

The derivative function is and .

Integration of derivative function results the function it self. 

Consider .

Integrate on  each side with respect to .

Integral formulae:

and .

.

We have .

Substitute image in .

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Substitute image in .

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Solution:

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answered Apr 11, 2015 by cameron Mentor
edited Apr 11, 2015 by cameron
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Step 1:

2)

A particle moves in a straight line.

Acceleration  of the  particle is image and

Initial velocity is image cm/s.

Initial displacement image cm.

Anti derivative of the acceleration function is velocity.

image.

Integrate on each side with respect to image.

image

We have, image.

Substitute image in image.

image

Substitute image in image.

image.

Step 2:

Anti derivative of the velocity function is position function.

image

Integrate on  each side with respect to image.

image

image

Power rule of integration :image and .

image

We have, image.

Substitute image in image.

image

Substitute image in image.

image.

Position function of the particle image.

Solution:

Position function of the particle image.

answered Apr 11, 2015 by cameron Mentor
edited Apr 11, 2015 by cameron
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