If an arrow is shot upward on Mars with a speed of 61 m/s, its height in meterst seconds later is given by y-611-1.86(a) Find the average velocity over the given time intervals. (Hint: Completing part (b) first and using its result to finish this part may help you avoid repetitive work.)Vave (rounded to two decimal places)(1)55 47x m/s(10)56:36x m/s(1)57.004x m/s(IV)57.2614x m/s(v)12, 2.0011 57 27814x m/suse algebra to find a simplified expression for the average velocity over the time interval 12, 2+1, where #0(b)(0)[ty tal12.3112, 2.5)12, 2.1)12.2.01)m/sWhat does this average velocity tend toward as his made closer and closer to 07mys(d) Using the results of part (c), find the instantaneous velocity when - 2.m/s

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If an arrow is shot upward on Mars with a speed of 61 m/s, its height in meters r seconds later is given by y-617-1.86 (a) Find the average velocity over the given time intervals. (Hint: Completing part (b) first and using its result to finish this part may help you avoid repetitive work (ty tal Vave (rounded to two decimal places) () 55 47 x m/s 12.31 12, 2.5) (10) 56.36 x m/s (1) 12, 2.1) 57.004 x m/s (M) 12.2.01) 57.2014 x m/s (v) 12, 2.0011 57 27014 x m/s use algebra to find a simplified expression for the average velocity over the time interval [2, 2+1, where #0 m/s What does this average velocity tend toward as h is made closer and closer to 07 m/s Using the results of part (c), find the instantaneous velocity when r2. m/s (b) (0) (d)

If an arrow is shot upward on Mars with a speed of 61 m/s, its height in meters r seconds later is given by y-617-1.86 (a) Find the average velocity over the given time intervals. (Hint: Completing part (b) first and using its result to finish this part may help you avoid repetitive work (ty tal Vave (rounded to two decimal places) () 55 47 x m/s 12.31 12, 2.5) (10) 56.36 x m/s (1) 12, 2.1) 57.004 x m/s (M) 12.2.01) 57.2014 x m/s (v) 12, 2.0011 57 27014 x m/s use algebra to find a simplified expression for the average velocity over the time interval [2, 2+1, where #0 m/s What does this average velocity tend toward as h is made closer and closer to 07 m/s Using the results of part (c), find the instantaneous velocity when r2. m/s (b) (0) (d)

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If an arrow is shot upward on Mars with a speed of 61 m/s, its height in meterst seconds later is given by y-611-1.86
(a) Find the average velocity over the given time intervals. (Hint: Completing part (b) first and using its result to finish this part may help you avoid repetitive work.)
Vave (rounded to two decimal places)
(1)
55 47
x m/s
(10)
56:36
x m/s
(1)
57.004
x m/s
(IV)
57.2614
x m/s
(v)
12, 2.0011 57 27814
x m/s
use algebra to find a simplified expression for the average velocity over the time interval 12, 2+1, where #0
(b)
(0)
[ty tal
12.31
12, 2.5)
12, 2.1)
12.2.01)
m/s
What does this average velocity tend toward as his made closer and closer to 07
mys
(d) Using the results of part (c), find the instantaneous velocity when - 2.
m/s

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