The velocity of a car was read from its speedometer at 10-second intervals and recorded in the table below. Use the midpoint rule to estimate the distance traveled (in mi) by the car over the interval [0, 100]. (Use the midpoint rule with 5 subintervals.) t (s) v (mi/h) t (s) v (mi/h) 0. 0. 60 56 10 34 70 55 52 80 50 30 54 90 49 40 55 100 45 50 51 20

The velocity of a car was read from its speedometer at 10-second intervals and recorded in the table below. Use the midpoint rule to estimate the distance traveled (in mi) by the car over the interval [0, 100]. (Use the midpoint rule with 5 subintervals.) t (s) v (mi/h) t (s) v (mi/h) 0. 0. 60 56 10 34 70 55 52 80 50 30 54 90 49 40 55 100 45 50 51 20

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