Question 5 (- --) The speed of a particle at time t is given by the equation: s(t) = 4+ 2.01ť? meters per second where t is in seconds. 1) At what rate is the speed changing at time t = 1? 2) What are the units for the rate at which the speed is changing at t = 1?

Question 5 (- --) The speed of a particle at time t is given by the equation: s(t) = 4+ 2.01ť? meters per second where t is in seconds. 1) At what rate is the speed changing at time t = 1? 2) What are the units for the rate at which the speed is changing at t = 1?

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