Practice Problems - Calculate the instantaneous velocity as a function of time and at the specific time indicated for each of the following: x(1) = 3t* t = 2 s %3D x(t) = 412 t = 3s %3D x(t) = 5 t = 3s x(1) = 3t 1=4s

Practice Problems - Calculate the instantaneous velocity as a function of time and at the specific time indicated for each of the following: x(1) = 3t* t = 2 s %3D x(t) = 412 t = 3s %3D x(t) = 5 t = 3s x(1) = 3t 1=4s

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter26: Relativity

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