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I need help on question c please help me on it anyone

This is for calculus worth 30 points I need help on question c please help me on it-example-1
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The exact slope is impossible to know for sure, because the function is not written out explicitly. (If we did, we could just do dV/dt evaluated at t = 10.)


However, you can estimate the slope at P by finding the average rate of change between t=5 and t=15, or by taking the average of the slopes of the adjacent secants. There are several ways to approximate the answer, but I don’t think you can find its exact value.

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