The object starts to move in a straight line with an initial velocity of 5. Given that the acceleration at any time t is the square of T plus 2 times T, please express the displacement s as a function of time t Function problem

The object starts to move in a straight line with an initial velocity of 5. Given that the acceleration at any time t is the square of T plus 2 times T, please express the displacement s as a function of time t Function problem

According to the meaning of the problem, the acceleration of the object a = (T ^ 2 + 2) * t, in order to find out the functional relationship between displacement s and time t, we must use the knowledge of higher numbers. I don't know if you have learned? A = DV / dt = (T ^ 2 + 2) t = T ^ 3 + 2T so, v = ∫ (T ^ 3 + 2t) DT = 1 / 4 * T ^ 4 + T ^ 2 + C (C represents any constant) the initial velocity of the object VO = 5m / s, so when t = 0