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Total Distance Traveled Section 8.4 Total Distance Traveled Net Distance Traveled

DIFFERENTIATE POSITION s(t) VELOCITY v(t) ACCELERATION a(t) INTEGRATE

Given a) Graph the function b) Find the total distance traveled c) Find the net distance traveled

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Given a) Find s(t) b) Find the total distance traveled 15 c) Find the net distance traveled -5

Find the net change in body position from t = 0 to t = 2 if 4