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i said b= 4ft and h=3 ft

How do I do it then if the methods are wrong?

http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/5130/scan0060kd.jpg that is how it looks

Homework Statement s(t)= Vit + 1/2 a t^2 + So a) find the average velocity on the interval [1,3] b) find the instantaneous velocity when t= 3s. c) how long does it take the coin to hit the ground? d) find the velocity when the coin hits the ground Homework Equations a= -32ft/(s^2)...

I hope that I can get at least an A- in the class when I go to college. I didn't do so well first half of my first semester 82/100 but I'm improving in my mind coming from a math class that was not honors

just a normal triangle drawn on a line like a typical triangle leaning against a wall problem.

I'm taking about a top ranked 4 year university. Does it help significantly if you have ap experience?

Homework Statement A board 5 feet long slides down a wall. at the instant the bottom end is 4 feet from the wall, the other end is moving down the wall the rate of 2 feet per second.at that moment how fast is the area of the region between the board, the ground and the wall changing...

Hi guys, I'm deciding a career in the biological sciences but will need calculus 1 and II. knowing that many of you are probably in college or in your fields, I want to know how similar Calc 1 and college calc are. I'm really bad at Calc this year, currently with a B- and want to know how much...

Letter d, i typed up b again. so letter D actually is below D) find the velocity when the coin hits the ground. My work so far I used the 800 ft from the original statement as So instead of height S(t)=Vi(0)t + 1/2 (-32ft/s^2)t^2 +So S(t)= 0 -16t^2 + 800 v(t) = -32t a)...

Homework Statement A coin is dropped from a height of 800 feet. The height, s(measured in feet), at time, t(measured in seconds is given by: s(t)= Vit + 1/2 a t^2 + So a) find the average velocity on the interval [1,3] b) find the instantaneous velocity when t= 3s. c) how long does it...