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If it's the average speed of [a,b] where a is less than b, both are on the x axis (time), and both are in the domain of x then the equation is(f(b)-f(a))/(b-a)where f(b) is the distance when time=b and f(a) is the distance when time=a(?)



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If it's the average speed of [a,b] where a is less than b, both are on the x axis (time), and both are in the domain of x then the equation is(f(b)-f(a))/(b-a)where f(b) is the distance when time=b and f(a) is the distance when time=a(?)



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How is average speed found using a distance vs time graph? - Answers

If it's the average speed of [a,b] where a is less than b, both are on the x axis (time), and both are in the domain of x then the equation is(f(b)-f(a))/(b-a)where f(b) is the distance when time=b and f(a) is the distance when time=a(?)

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