data for time is givenand data for velocity is also given.question: why is the final velocity not equal to initial velocity? that should be equal as it is a rule. please explain why. and please tell me how to make that equal s(x) = -179.584121x² +t (s)00.040.090.180.230.280.36204displacement(s)$-10-02041900230,6time (t)Table 2 Marble ball Position-time tablexs (in)03699.596 t00.040.090.180.230.280.360.410.4582.6086956568.2419659750.2835538717.95841209-0.000000007826102433-17.95841211-46.69187147-64.65028357-79.01701325

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data for time is given

and data for velocity is also given.

question: why is the final velocity not equal to initial velocity? that should be equal as it is a rule. please explain why. and please tell me how to make that equal

s(x) = -179.584121x² +
t (s)
0
0.04
0.09
0.18
0.23
0.28
0.36
204
displacement(s)
$
-10-
02
04
1900
23
0,6
time (t)
Table 2 Marble ball Position-time table
x
s (in)
0
3
6
9
9.5
9
6

t
0
0.04
0.09
0.18
0.23
0.28
0.36
0.41
0.45
82.60869565
68.24196597
50.28355387
17.95841209
-0.000000007826102433
-17.95841211
-46.69187147
-64.65028357
-79.01701325

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