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Calculus Volume 1A track coach uses a camera with a fast shutter to estimate the position of a runner with respect to time. A table of the values of position of the athlete versus time is given here, where x is the position in meters of the runner and t is time in seconds. What is lim t → 2 x ( t ) What does it t->2 mean physically? t (sec) x (m) 1.75 4.5 1.95 6.1 1.99 6.42 2.01 6.58 2.05 6.9 2.25 8.5

A track coach uses a camera with a fast shutter to estimate the position of a runner with respect to time. A table of the values of position of the athlete versus time is given here, where x is the position in meters of the runner and t is time in seconds. What is lim t → 2 x ( t ) What does it t->2 mean physically? t (sec) x (m) 1.75 4.5 1.95 6.1 1.99 6.42 2.01 6.58 2.05 6.9 2.25 8.5

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A track coach uses a camera with a fast shutter to estimate the position of a runner with respect to time. A table of the values of position of the athlete versus time is given here, where x is the position in meters of the runner and t is time in seconds. What is lim t → 2 x ( t ) What does it t->2 mean physically?

    t(sec) x(m)
    1.75 4.5
    1.95 6.1
    1.99 6.42
    2.01 6.58
    2.05 6.9
    2.25 8.5

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