Please answer 2B and show all work [1, 5].2. The velocity v of a moving object (in miles per hour) at time t hours after midnight isgiven by the following table.t14 58.121419v(t)23-2-3-7-3(a) Estimate how far the object travels between 5 am and 2pm.(b) Estimate the location of the object at 2 pm is relative to its location at 4 am.

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2. The velocity v of a moving object (in miles per hour) at time t hours after midnight is given by the following table. 14 5 v(t) t 8 12 14 19 6. 3 -2 -3 -7 -3 (a) Estimate how far the object travels between 5 am and 2pm. (b) Estimate the location of the object at 2 pm is relative to its location at 4 am.

2. The velocity v of a moving object (in miles per hour) at time t hours after midnight is given by the following table. 14 5 v(t) t 8 12 14 19 6. 3 -2 -3 -7 -3 (a) Estimate how far the object travels between 5 am and 2pm. (b) Estimate the location of the object at 2 pm is relative to its location at 4 am.

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