Explanation Given: Calculation: For h = –0.2 r ( 1 + h ) − r ( 1 ) h = r ( 0.8 ) − r ( 1 ) − 0.2 = 〈 1.557 , 2.459 , − 1.970 〉 − 〈 1.540 , 2.841 , − 1.443 〉 − 0.2 = 〈 0.017 , − 0.382 , − 0.527 〉 − 0.2 = 〈 − 0.085 , 1.91 , 2.635 〉 For h = –0.1 r ( 1 + h ) − r ( 1 ) h = r ( 0.9 ) − r ( 1 ) − 0.1 = 〈 1.559 , 2.634 , − 1.740 〉 − 〈 1.540 , 2.841 , − 1.443 〉 − 0.1 = 〈 0.019 , − 0.207 , − 0.297 〉 − 0.1 = 〈 − 0.19 , 2.07 , 2.97 〉 For h = 0.1 r ( 1 + h ) − r ( 1 ) h = r ( 1.1 ) − r ( 1 ) 0.1 = 〈 1.499 , 3.078 , − 1.035 〉 − 〈 1.540 , 2.841 , − 1.443 〉 0.1 = 〈 − 0...

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The difference quotients $\frac{r (1 + h) - r (1)}{h}$ for h = −0.2,−0.1, 0.1, 0.2 using the given table below. Then estimate the velocity and speed at t = 1.

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