hello, i need some help with this problem. You set off from home on a long training run. A function f (x) gives the distance you have traveled (in miles) basedon the amount of time that has elapsed (in minutes).If you NEVER have to momentarily stop running (like for a traffic light or street crossing) and you don't takeany breaks, what could you say about f(x) over the course of your run? What could you say aboutf'(x)over the entire course of your run?а.b. Let's say after 30 minutes of running you hit a flat trail and decide to do a 30-minute training interval inwhich you maintain the same, moderately difficult pace, for the next half hour. What is the value off"(45)?90 minutes into your run you encounter a long steep hill. It takes you 10 minutes to get to the top. Whatcan you say about f"(x) on the interval (90, 95)? Explain.С.d. After two hours of running you decide to take a rest in a shady spot for ten minutes before heading home.What is f '(125)?

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You set off from home on a long training run. A function (x) gives the distance you have traveled (in miles) based on the amount of time that has elapsed (in minutes). a. If you NEVER have to momentarily stop running (like for a traffic light or street crossing) and you don't take any breaks, what could you say about f (x) over the course of your run? What could you say about f '(x) over the entire course of your run? b. Let's say after 30 minutes of running you hit a flat trail and decide to do a 30-minute training interval in which you maintain the same, moderately difficult pace, for the next half hour. What is the value of f"(45)? c. 90 minutes into your run you encounter a long steep hill. It takes you 10 minutes to get to the top. What nhout f"Cac) rval (o o OE2 Explain

You set off from home on a long training run. A function (x) gives the distance you have traveled (in miles) based on the amount of time that has elapsed (in minutes). a. If you NEVER have to momentarily stop running (like for a traffic light or street crossing) and you don't take any breaks, what could you say about f (x) over the course of your run? What could you say about f '(x) over the entire course of your run? b. Let's say after 30 minutes of running you hit a flat trail and decide to do a 30-minute training interval in which you maintain the same, moderately difficult pace, for the next half hour. What is the value of f"(45)? c. 90 minutes into your run you encounter a long steep hill. It takes you 10 minutes to get to the top. What nhout f"Cac) rval (o o OE2 Explain

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