AP Calculus AB › Finding specific antiderivatives using initial conditions, including applications to motion along a line
A particle at the origin has an initial velocity of . If its acceleration is given by
, find the position of the particle after 1 second.
The function describing the acceleration of a spacecraft with respect to time is
Determine the function describing the position of a spacecraft given that the initial acceleration is 0, the initial velocity is 3, and the initial position is 9.
Determine the position function for a particle whose velocity is given by the equation
and whose initial position is 10.
A particle is moving in a straight path with a constant initial velocity. The particle is then subjected to a force causing a time-dependent acceleration given as a function of time:
After 10 seconds, the particle has a velocity equal to meters-per-second. Find the initial velocity in terms of the constants
,
and
Units are all in S.I. (meters, seconds, meters-per-second, etc.)
Given a particle with an acceleration at time to be
. With initial conditions
and
where
is the velocity at time
, and
is position of the particle at time
.
Find the position at time .
Find the average value of the function on the interval
Find the velocity function given the following information:
The acceleration function is ;
What is the position function if the initial position is 0 and the velocity function is given by ?
Find the integral which satisfies the specific conditions of