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Differential Calculus
How to get the (t-2) and where it comes from? Also, the distance 20, it is not given tho
Re: Differential Calculus
In reply to Differential Calculus by Mediatrix Aquino
distance = velocity × time
A ship, moving 10 mi/hr, sails east for 2 hours, then turns N 30° E