The position of a particle to the right of it's starting point is given by the...

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The position of a particle to the right of it's starting point is given by the equation s(t)-13-6129f where ( is measured in seconds and s is measured in meters. Find the instantaneous velocity function. in' When is the object stationary? Find the instantaneous acceleration function. Is the speed increasing or decreasing at t = 2? How do you know? What is the displacement of the object over the first five seconds? What is the distance traveled by the object over the first five seconds? The position of a particle to the right of it's starting point is given by the equation s(t)-13-6129f where ( is measured in seconds and s is measured in meters. Find the instantaneous velocity function. in' When is the object stationary? Find the instantaneous acceleration function. Is the speed increasing or decreasing at t = 2? How do you know? What is the displacement of the object over the first five seconds? What is the distance traveled by the object over the first five seconds?