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The acceleration of an object after t seconds is given by y'' = 32,the velocity at 0 seconds is given by
and the position at 2 seconds is given by
Find y(t).
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The income (in dollars)from a clothing store is increasing at a rate of f(t)= 500
where t is in weeks.Find
the total income for the store between the sixth and twelfth weeks.
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Suppose the rate of savings in a country is given by
= 5.1
+ 400
+ 6000,where t is the time in years,and S is the amount of money saved in billions of dollars.Find the function S(t)which gives the total amount of money saved.You may assume that $0 is saved at t = 0.
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If the rate of change of a company's revenue can be modeled by
= 3
,then find r(t)the revenue function.
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When an object is moved from one environment to another,its temperature T changes at a rate given by
,where t is the time (in hours)after changing environments,C is the temperature difference (original - new)between the environments,and k is a constant.If the original environment is 40°,the new environment is 100°,and k = -2,then find T(t).
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Scientists use the formula S =
to determine an animal's surface area S (in square meters)from its weight W (in kilograms),where k is a constant that varies from animal to animal.Suppose the scientist studies a certain animal with k = 0.3.Use differentials to approximate the surface area if the animal weighs 65 kilograms.(Hint: Use W = 64.)
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