Suppose that the velocity v (t) (in m/s) of a sky diver falling near the Earth's surface is given by the following function, where time t is measured in seconds.v() = 57(1–e 0241)Find the initial velocity of the sky diver and the velocity after 4 seconds.Round your answers to the nearest whole number as necessary.Initial velocity:m/sVelocity after 4 seconds: m/sSubmit AssignmeContinuePrivacy Center|AccessibilO2022 McGraw Hill LLC. AIl Rights Reserved. Terms of UseMac

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Suppose that the velocity v (t) (in m/s) of a sky diver falling near the Earth's surface is given by the following function, where time t is measured in seconds. v() = 57(1–e 0241)

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Suppose that the velocity v (t) (in m/s) of a sky diver falling near the Earth's surface is given by the following function, where time t is measured in seconds.
v() = 57(1–e 0241)
Find the initial velocity of the sky diver and the velocity after 4 seconds.
Round your answers to the nearest whole number as necessary.
Initial velocity:
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Velocity after 4 seconds: m/s
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