Velocity. Suppose the distance travelled by a tanker ship departing from port is given implicitly by the equation 2-4st-75³-0 Where s is the distance in kilometres and it is time in seconds (s). Use implicit differentiation to calculate the velocity of the ship when s= 40 and 14 seconds. Note: Enter your solution as a decimal rounded to four (4) decimal places without units.

Velocity. Suppose the distance travelled by a tanker ship departing from port is given implicitly by the equation 2-4st-75³-0 Where s is the distance in kilometres and it is time in seconds (s). Use implicit differentiation to calculate the velocity of the ship when s= 40 and 14 seconds. Note: Enter your solution as a decimal rounded to four (4) decimal places without units.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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