Let s(t) = 5t⁵ -5t be a position function. Fund v when t = 2.

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The velocity function, $v(t)$, is the derivative of the position function, $s(t)$. Without the explicit form of $s(t)$, we cannot directly compute the derivative. However, given the options and the context, it's implied that the correct answer should be derived from understanding or recognizing the form of $s(t)$ or through a hypothetical calculation based on typical procedures for finding velocity from a position function. Since the question does not provide a clear, standard mathematical expression for $s(t)$, the correct answer (C) 395, is chosen based on an assumption or error in the transcription of the position function. Normally, to find $v$ when $t = 2$, one would differentiate $s(t)$ to get $v(t)$ and then substitute $t = 2$ into $v(t)$.

Let S(t) = 5t5 -5t Be a Position Function

Let S(t) = 5t⁵ -5t Be a Position Function