Lesson Playlist: Applications of Derivatives on Rectilinear Motion Mathematics • Third Year of Secondary School
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Finding the Times when the Velocity of a Particle Equals Zero
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Finding the Distance Covered by a Particle in a Given Time Period
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Finding the Velocity When the Acceleration Is Uniform and given the Displacement Expression
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Finding the Maximum Speed of a Particle given Its Velocity as a Function of Its Position
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Finding the Average Velocity of a Particle Moving in a Straight Line given a Relation between Its Position and Time
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Finding the Minimum Velocity of a Particle
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Determining Whether a Particle Is Accelerating or Decelerating Based on a Displacement Expression in Terms of Time
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Finding the Maximum Velocity of a Particle
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Finding the Interval of Acceleration for a Particle Moving along the 𝑥-Axis
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Determining the Time Interval during Which a Particle’s Velocity Increases given Its Displacement with Respect to Time
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Determining the Acceleration given the Velocity Expression of a Particle
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Finding the Displacement, Velocity, and Speed of a Particle
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Determining the Time of the Given Acceleration of a Particle Using the Displacement Expression
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Finding the Velocity of a Particle at a Given Time and the Time Interval during Which the Velocity is Decreasing
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Finding the Magnitude of the Acceleration If the Velocity Is Uniform
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Evaluating the Expression of Displacement in Terms of Time and a Particle’s Uniform Velocity to Find an Unknown Expression