Mathematics: At 2: 00pm a car s speedometer reads 20mph, and at 2: 10pm it reads 30mph. use the mean value theorem to find an acceleration the car must achieve. answer( in mi/h^2): the answer should be 30 based on what i ve attempted but that was wrong.

At 2: 00pm a car s speedometer reads 20mph, and - id200202838809, haydonmetzger

mia7791

05.01.2022

Over this 10-minute interval, the car's average acceleration is

$\dfrac{30\,\mathrm{mph}-20\,\mathrm{mph}}{10\,\mathrm{min}}=\dfrac{10\,\mathrm{mph}}{\frac16\,\mathrm h}=60\dfrac{\rm mi}{\mathrm h^2}$

The MVT says that at some point during this 10-minute interval, the car must have had an acceleration of 60 mi/h^2.

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dranio

25.10.2020

3/2

Step-by-step explanation:

4 1/2 can be easily put in decimal form= 4.5

so 4.5/3= 1.5

1.5 can be turned to 3/2

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