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Question below in picture...because its a graph =(

Answer 1

anyone?!

Answer 2

average velocity is change y over change of t

Answer 3

just count over 3 times on the x-axis and count up by 3's until you get to the curve to figure out what y is

Answer 4

it is too blinding to me

Answer 5

webassign lol

Answer 6

.25(3)=.75

i counted 8(3) going up the curve

Answer 7

but i'm not sure if thats right since i went crosseyed doing so

Answer 8

you really have to count carefully here. very hard to see

Answer 9

so that's one ordered pair we will use (.75,24)

Answer 10

now it says to use (2,?) also to find average velocity

Answer 11

(2,3(2))=(2,6)

Answer 12

for the first part, draw a secant line (touches the graph in two spots i think) between the point on the yellow curve where time is .75 and the point where time is 2.00. Measuer the slope of that line

Answer 13

so use your slope formula to figure out the slope of the secant line passing through (.75,24) and (2,6)

Answer 14

fo rthe second part measure the slope of the green line

Answer 15

for the third part velocity is zero at minimums and maximums, in other words where the orange graph starts increasing.

Answer 16

i hate this question =(

Answer 17

i know this doesn't help you but i hate your question that is really bad for one's eyes

Answer 18

but i did help you with the first one

Answer 19

lol i'm sorry..i just need help lol

Answer 20

do you know how to find the slope of that line running though (.75,24) and (2,6)

Answer 21

\[\frac{24-6}{.75-2}\]

Answer 22

slope formula....which is i think y2-y1/x2-x1?

Answer 23

or opposite lol

Answer 24

no thats fine

Answer 25

-15.2?

Answer 26

hmmm i got something different

Answer 27

-14.4 is what i got

Answer 28

now i got ur answer lol

Answer 29

\[\frac{24-6}{\frac{3}{4}-2}=\frac{18}{\frac{3}{4}-\frac{8}{4}}=\frac{18}{\frac{-5}{4}}=-18 \cdot \frac{4}{5}=\frac{-72}{5}\]

Answer 30

now for second one do you see that tangent line at t=1?

Answer 31

yea i got your answer now

Answer 32

it tells me that it is

Answer 33

use the x-intercept and the y-intercept of that line to find the slope of that line
by using that same formula

Answer 34

or i mean t-intercept (not x)

Answer 35

so....it would be.....(0,13)?

Answer 36

(0,13(3)) is y- intercept
that is (0,39)

Answer 37

oh sorry...didnt see the rest of your comment

Answer 38

now we need to find the t-intercept

Answer 39

(7(.25),0) is t-intercept
that is (1.75,0)

Answer 40

now do
\[\frac{39-0}{0-1.75}=\frac{-39}{1.75}\]

Answer 41

=-156/7

Answer 42

-22.29?

Answer 43

are you allow to approximate?
if so yes

Answer 44

yes

Answer 45

yay! im doing well =)

Answer 46

the last one is t=8(.25) since we can draw a horizontal tangent there

Answer 47

8(.25)=2 right?

Answer 48

yes

Answer 49

now i need to take a break my computer is blinding me lol

Answer 50

lol sorry

Answer 51

but u are amazing
thanks for the help =)

Answer 52

its not your fault

Answer 53

=)