Answer:
a.) -20ft/s
b.) -13.6ft/s
c.) -12.8ft/s
d.) -12.16ft/s
e.) -12ft/s
Step-by-step explanation:
Average Velocity = Change in distance/change in time.
Distance from the question in given in form of t as y= 52t - 16t² If our initial time is 2, distance travelled at t=2 is given as
Y(2) = 52(2) - 16(2)² =104 - 64
Y = 40ft.
For question a, when change In t is 0.5 seconds, that is from 2 sec to 2.5 seconds,
Average velocity = y(2.5) - y(2)/0.5
y(2.5) = 52(2.5) - 16(2.5)² =130 - 100 = 30
Y(2) = 40
Average velocity in 0.5 seconds = [30 - 40]/0.5 = -20ft/s.
For question b, when change In t is 0.1 seconds, that is from 2 sec to 2.1 seconds,
Average velocity = y(2.1) - y(2)/0.1
y(2.1) = 52(2.1) - 16(2.1)² =109.2 - 70.56= 38.64
Y(2) = 40,
Average velocity in 0.1 seconds = [38.64 - 40]/0.1 = -13.6ft/s.
For question c, when change In t is 0.05 seconds, that is from 2 sec to 2.05 seconds,
Average velocity = y(2.05) - y(2)/0.05
y(2.05) = 52(2.05) - 16(2.05)² = 106.6 - 67.24 = 39.36
Y(2) = 40
Average velocity in 0.05 seconds = [39.36 - 40]/0.05 = -12.8ft/s.
For question d, when change In t is 0.01 seconds, that is from 2 sec to 2.01 seconds,
Average velocity = y(2.01) - y(2)/0.01
y(2.01) = 52(2.01) - 16(2.01)² = 104.52 -64.6416 = 39.8784
Y(2) = 40
Average velocity in 0.5 seconds = [39.8784 - 40]/0.01 = -12.16ft/s.
Instantaneous velocity at t =2 is derived by getting the first derivative of y and inserting Our value of t=2 into the first derivative.
If y = 52t - 16t², then derivative of y becomes y' given as
y'= 52 - 32t
At t = 2,
y'= 52 - 32(2) = 52 - 64 = - 12ft/s.
Instantaneous velocity at t=2 is given as -12ft/s.
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