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In the table given below, experimentally obtained velocity (dependent variable) vs time
(independent variable) data is provided. Please answer the following questions using the data.
Time (t)
Velocity (v)
0.0
1
0.8
1.4
3
2.1
4
2.6
3.3
7
3.9
9.
4.9
10
6.0
12
8.6
14
14.4
a) What is the total displacement between t = 0- 14 seconds. Please note that
displacement is obtained via X = [V dt. Please use a combination of numerical
integration methods and prefer to use as many as high accuracy methods as possible.
b) Please calculate the acceleration at t = 2 seconds using the most accurate method
dv
possible. Please note that acceleration is obtained via a =
dt
c) Please calculate the acceleration at t = 14 seconds using the most accurate method
av
possible. Please note that acceleration is obtained via a =
dt
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