If \(s(t)\) gives the position of an object at time \(t\), what does \(s'(t)\) represent?
- **A)** The object's total distance traveled
- **B)** The object's acceleration at time \(t\)
- **C)** The object's velocity at time \(t\)
- **D)** The object's position at time \(t\)
The derivative of position with respect to time is velocity -- the instantaneous rate of change of position.