8.7: Manipulating FTC.

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8.7: Manipulating FTC

What does each of the following find? The integral of Acceleration finds ____________ The integral of the growth of a population (people/year) finds ____________ The integral of the rate at which water flows (gallons/min) into a tank finds ____________

How do you do part c again?

The velocity of a particle is given by v(t)=sin(3x) The velocity of a particle is given by v(t)=sin(3x). If we know the particle has a position of 4 at the beginning of it’s motion, find the position at t=

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