phys 1730 lab Experiment 3 Uniformly Accelerated Motion What would be another method of obtaining Equation 16 from Equation 15? (Hint: Think of what derivatives and integrals represent, physically.) Group of answer choices Take the time dependent integral of velocity, which is equivalent to acceleration. Take the positional derivative of velocity, which is equivalent to acceleration. Take the positionally dependent integral of velocity, which is equivalent to acceleration. Take the time derivative of velocity, which is equivalent to acceleration