AP Calculus BCeasymcq1 pt
For a particle with position vector r(t), the velocity vector is
A.r′(t)
B.r″(t)
C.∫r(t) dt
D.|r(t)|
Explanation
Core Concept
Velocity is the derivative of position.
Correct Answer
Ar′(t)
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