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The distance, in feet, a moving object has traveled after t seconds is given by 2t/(4 + t). find the acceleration of the object after 5 seconds. (round your answer to three deci…
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The distance, in feet, a moving object has traveled after t seconds is given by 2t/(4 + t). find the acceleration of the object after 5 seconds. (round your answer to three decimal places.)
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Hi! Let me help you!
a = (Vf - Vi)/t ; where distance d = [2(t)]/(4+t), t = 5secs, and Vi = 0
a = [(2t)/(4+t)]/t <---- working equation
a = {[2(5)]/9}/5 <---- cancel 5
a = 2/9 ft/s^2 <---- Answer
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