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A cannon ball is fired from the top of a cliff and its trajectory is described by the following function:

$$ s(t) = - 12 t^2 + 11 t + 30 $$
Part 1

Compute the average rate of the change of the function $s(t)$ on the time interval $[ 0.375, 1.75 ]$.

Average rate of change is

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The of the line above provides the average rate of the change of the function $s(t)$ on the time interval $[ 0.375, 1.75 ]$.

Part 2

Compute the instantaneous rate of the change of the function $s(t)$ at time $0.875$.

Instantaneuous rate of change is

For what values of time $t$ will $s'(t)$ be positive?

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