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A particle moves on a line away from its initial position so that after t hours it is s=3t^2+t miles from its initial position. How do you find a) the average velocity of the particle over the interval [1,3] b) the instantaneous velocity at t=1
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The average velocity is the total distance covered in the interval over the total time of that interval.. in this case; |dw:1373308994420:dw| and instantaneous velocity at any time instant 't' is given by the derivative ds/dt put t=1 to get instantaneous velocity at t=1.. Good luck! tell me if you encounter further problem
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