Mathematics, 20.09.2021 17:30, teamroper35

Suppose the height of an object is given by h(t)=9t^2−9t+5 meters, t seconds after an experiment begins. How rapidly is the object moving 5 seconds after the experiment begins?

Suppose the height of an object is given by h(t)=9t^2−9t+5 meters, t seconds after an experiment be

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