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Given the position of the particle and using interval notation, when is the particle moving left and when is it moving right

Given the position of the particle and using interval notation, when is the particle-example-1

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we have the expression


(2)/(3)t^3-(9)/(2)t^2-18t

Factor (2/3)t


(2)/(3)t(t^2-(27)/(4)t^{}-27)

Solve the quadratic equation

using the formula

a=1

b=-27/4

c=-27


t=\frac{-(-(27)/(4))\pm\sqrt[]{(-(27)/(4))^2-4(1)(-27)}}{2(1)}
t=\frac{(27)/(4)\pm\sqrt[]{(2457)/(16)}}{2}
t=(27)/(8)\pm\frac{\sqrt[]{2457}}{8}

The values of t are

t=-2.82 and t=9.57

therefore

the intervals are

(-infinite, -2.82)

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