M GmailYouTubeO MapsGE NewsG Google3-6 Tangent to a CurvePOSSIBLE POINTS: 1PhysicsInstantaneous velocity is the instantaneous rate of change in position of a particle with respect to time, t seconds. If f (t) is a functiondescribing the position of the particle, then f (t) is the instantaneous velocity of that particle. Find the instantaneous velocity in meters per second of aparticle whose function is f (t) = 2t2 – 8t + 3, when t 5.f' (5)=21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30O Type here to search38°F Cloudy

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describing the position of the particle, then f (t) is the instantaneous velocity of that particle. Find the instantaneous velocity in meters per second of a particle whose function is f (t) - 2t2-8t+3, when t- 5. f' (5) -

describing the position of the particle, then f (t) is the instantaneous velocity of that particle. Find the instantaneous velocity in meters per second of a particle whose function is f (t) - 2t2-8t+3, when t- 5. f' (5) -

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Instantaneous velocity is the instantaneous rate of change in position of a particle with respect to time, t seconds. If f (t) is a function
describing the position of the particle, then f (t) is the instantaneous velocity of that particle. Find the instantaneous velocity in meters per second of a
particle whose function is f (t) = 2t2 – 8t + 3, when t 5.
f' (5)=
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