calculus question, i need help!! please!!?

Question

if V(X)= voe^(-x/π)
vo is the initial velocity
vo and π are constants
i don't know how to use calculus to know the answer for:
a) x(t)
b)v(t)
c)a(t)
d)a(x)
e)a(v)

Thanks for u answers!!

Answer 1

b) V(t) = v0e^(-t/π)

if you differentiate velocity you will get the accelaration a
if you integrate velcity you will get the location x

differentiate / integrate with respect to x

good luch with your engineering carreer

Answer 2

The way you've written it, V is independent of t ?? Is this correct?? Something is missing ?? if you mean e^-t/Pi then v is a function of x and t. Is your X really a t ?