Mathematics, 19.02.2020 05:22 rachel2005smith
A particle moves along a line with acceleration a (t) = -1/(t+2)2 ft/sec2. Find the distance traveled by the particle during the time interval [0, 5], given that the initial velocity v(0) is 1/2 ft/sec. -4 1n(2)+4 1n(7)ft -ln(2)+ln(7)ft -31n(2) + 31n(7) ft -21n(2) + 21n(7) ft -1/2 ln(2) + 1/2ln(7)ft
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![\int\limits^5_0 \frac{ds}{dt}=\int\limits^5_0 {\frac{1}{t+2}} \, dt\\\\s(t)=[ln|t+2|]^5_0\\\\s(t)=ln|5+2|+ln|0+2|\\\\s(t)=(ln|7|+ln|2|)\,ft](/tpl/images/0515/4617/c8550.png)
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