AP Calculus ABeasymcq1 pt
The derivative of a position function gives:
A.Acceleration
B.Velocity
C.Displacement
D.Jerk
Explanation
Core Concept
Velocity is the derivative of position (s'(t) = v(t)), and acceleration is the derivative of velocity (v'(t) = a(t)).
Correct Answer
BVelocity
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