The table below represents the velocity of a car as a function of time: Time (seconds) x Velocity (m/s) f (x) 15 45 22 66 29 87
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The velocity of the car at various times is given as:
Velocity at 15 seconds = f(15) = 45
Velocity at 22 seconds = f(15) = 66
Velocity at 29 seconds = f(15) = 87
Velocity at 36 seconds = f(15) = 108
We are to find the average rate of change of f(x) from x=15 to x=29, which can be written as:
Therefore, the average rate of change of function from x=15 to x=29 is 3. Since the rate of change of velocity gives us acceleration, so the acceleration of the car between 15 to 29 seconds will be 3 m/s²
Velocity at 15 seconds = f(15) = 45
Velocity at 22 seconds = f(15) = 66
Velocity at 29 seconds = f(15) = 87
Velocity at 36 seconds = f(15) = 108
We are to find the average rate of change of f(x) from x=15 to x=29, which can be written as:
Therefore, the average rate of change of function from x=15 to x=29 is 3. Since the rate of change of velocity gives us acceleration, so the acceleration of the car between 15 to 29 seconds will be 3 m/s²
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