SOLUTION: If the velocity is given by v=t^2+at-1 {{{ differentiate v to find the acceleration }}} {{{dv/dt }}}

SOLUTION: If the velocity is given by v=t^2+at-1 {{{ differentiate v to find the acceleration }}} {{{dv/dt }}}

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Question 851128: If the velocity is given by v=t^2+at-1

Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

v=t^2+at-1
= 2t + a
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