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Electrons movement?

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An electron's position is given by r = (6.0t - 4.0t^2) i+ 2.0 j with t in seconds and r in meters.

When does the speed equal 10 m/s?

I've been trying for 30min to find it but I can't... :(

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  1. Take the derivative, set equal to ten. Solve and you get t=-1/2 sec.


  2. v = dr/dt =( 6 -8t)i

    when v =10m/s

    ( 6 -8t)= 10

    -8t = 4

    t =(-1/2) s
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