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The average of a function from t= a to t= b is given by: average = So f(t) dt b-a- Compute the average force exerted by the given force (given in Newtons) from t = 1 sto t=2s All trig functions are in radians. 10) F(x) = sin(3t)-t-2-t5

The average of a function from t= a to t= b is given by: average = So f(t) dt b-a- Compute the average force exerted by the given force (given in Newtons) from t = 1 sto t=2s All trig functions are in radians. 10) F(x) = sin(3t)-t-2-t5

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The average of a function from t = a to t= b is given by: average = So f(t) dt b-a Compute the average force exerted by the given force (given in Newtons) from t = 1 sto t=2s All trig functions are in radians. 10) F(x) = sin(3t) - t-²-t5
Transcribed Image Text:The average of a function from t = a to t= b is given by: average = So f(t) dt b-a Compute the average force exerted by the given force (given in Newtons) from t = 1 sto t=2s All trig functions are in radians. 10) F(x) = sin(3t) - t-²-t5
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