Velocity   If a stone is thrown down at 130 feet per second from a height of 950 feet, its height after t seconds is given by s(t) = 950 − 130t − 16t2. Find its instantaneous velocity function. v(t) =     Find its velocity at time t = 3. v(3) = ft/sec

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Velocity   If a stone is thrown down at 130 feet per second from a height of 950 feet, its height after t seconds is given by
s(t) = 950 − 130t − 16t2.
Find its instantaneous velocity function.
v(t) =
 
 
Find its velocity at time t = 3.
v(3) = ft/sec

 

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