Roberto Rigolin F Lopes

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Suppose one knows the acceleration of a moving body at each instant of time. How does one find the speed and distance traveled at any instant? When the acceleration is constant, one can multiply the acceleration by the time of travel and obtain the speed acquired, but this procedure does not yield correct results when the acceleration is variable.
Mathematics for the Nonmathematician (Books on Mathematics)
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