Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, August 28, 2010 at 6:33pm.
The height has been given in terms of t (in seconds) as:
height=y(t)=11t-1.86t²
To evaluate the average velocity in a given time interval [t1,t2], you would calculate:
(y(t2)-y(t1))/(t2-t1)
where y(t2)=height at t=t2, and
y(t1)=height at t=t1.
For example, for the interval
[0,2],
height at t=0: y(0)=11(0)-1.18(0)²=0
height at t=2: y(2)=11(2)-1.18(2)²=17.28
Average velocity = (y(2)-y(0))/(2-0)=8.64 m s-1
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