Determine the Instantaneous Velocity of two coordinates on a graph

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The tangent of each curve is the slope, right? So how do we use that to find vf (instantaneous velocity) at 4s and 8s
 
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hi jmedina94! :smile:
jmedina94 said:
The tangent of each curve is the slope, right? So how do we use that to find vf (instantaneous velocity) at 4s and 8s

yes, the tangent is the slope

and the slope is the velocity …

so just count squares :wink:
 
Right! Duh! Is there a way to delete this post XD
 
nope! :smile:

but it may help some other people too :wink:
 
True. Thank you!
 
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