Velocity If a stone is thrown down at 130 ft/s from a height of 900 feet, its height after t seconds is given by s = 900 130t 16t². (a) Find its average velocity over the period [1, 3]. ft/s (b) Estimate its instantaneous velocity at time t = 3. ft/s

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Velocity If a stone is thrown down at 130 ft/s from a height of 900 feet, its height after t seconds is given by s = 900 - 130t - 16t².
(a) Find its average velocity over the period [1, 3].
ft/s
(b) Estimate its instantaneous velocity at time t =
ft/s
Transcribed Image Text:Velocity If a stone is thrown down at 130 ft/s from a height of 900 feet, its height after t seconds is given by s = 900 - 130t - 16t². (a) Find its average velocity over the period [1, 3]. ft/s (b) Estimate its instantaneous velocity at time t = ft/s
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