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Calc help - velocity problem...
Just looking to be pointed in the right direction, for now. I understand the equations I have learned about velocity, but am having trouble setting up this word problem:
Just looking to be pointed in the right direction, for now. I understand the equations I have learned about velocity, but am having trouble setting up this word problem:
If an arrow is shot upward on the moon, with a velocity of 58m/s, it's heigt in meters after t seconds is given by
[tex]H=58t-.83t^{2} [/tex]
Find the velocity of the arrow after one second? (I already figured this out)
Find the velocity of the arrow when t=a?
When will the arrow hit the moon? (I already figured this out)
With what velocity will the arrow hit the moon?