1101 Calculus I Lecture 2.1: The Tangent and Velocity Problems
The average velocity over a time interval [t 1,t 2] is given by the rate of change of distance divided by the time: average velocity = distance traveled elapsed time = s(t 2)−s(t 1) t 2 −t 1. The instantaneous velocity requires us to know the velocity at a single time, and we can construct a limiting procedure using the average velocity to ... ................
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