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The distance traveled, D in feet, is a function of time, t, in seconds, with

D=f(t)= t 3 +1
​Find f(10), f'(10), and the relative rate of change f'/f at t=10. Interpret your answers in terms of distance travele

User Fomalhaut
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Answer:

1001 m/s

300
m/s^2

0.299.

Explanation:

Given that:


D=f(t)=t^3+1


f(10) means putting the value of
t=10 in
f(t).


f(10) = 10^3+1=1001
m/s

To find
f'(10), we need to find
f'(t) first.

Differentiating the equation of Distance
D w.r.to
t:


f'(t) = (d)/(dt)(t^3+1)= 3t^(3-1)+1 = 3t^2


f'(10) = 3(10)^2=300
m/s^2

Relative rate of change:


(f')/(f)\ at\ t = 10 \Rightarrow (300)/(1001) \approx 0.299

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