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Introduction to integration — Question 282

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Q282 · Practice questionTechnology-freeComplex familiar6 marks

QUESTION 282 (6 marks)

A delivery robot moves along a straight corridor with acceleration a(t)=6t−4 m/s2a(t)=6t-4\ \mathrm{m/s^2}. At t=0t=0, its velocity is 1 m/s1\ \mathrm{m/s} and its position is 22 m from the reference point.
Velocity graph v(t)=3t squared-4t+1 on [0,2], with two zero crossings and a negative portion between them.
a)
Determine its velocity and position functions.
[4 marks]
b)
Determine the times in the first 22 seconds when the robot changes direction.
[2 marks]
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