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Honors Precalcus: Do Now Below are the split times for Usain Bolt’s Record Breaking 100 meter race. Time (sec.)Distance 0 s 0m 1.85 s 10m 2.89 s 20m 3.78.

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1 Honors Precalcus: Do Now Below are the split times for Usain Bolt’s Record Breaking 100 meter race. Time (sec.)Distance 0 s 0m 1.85 s 10m 2.89 s 20m 3.78 s 30m 4.64 s 40m 5.49 s 50m 6.31 s 60m 7.11 s 70m 7.92 s 80m 8.74 s 90m 9.58 s 100m Calculate his average rate of change (speed) between 0-50M? Calculate his average rate of change (speed) between 50-100M? Calculate his average rate of change (speed) between 50-60M?

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3 Homework Questions??? Recall that the test will be: Tuesday for period 1 and 2 Monday for Period 3.

4 Example 1: Function Modeling

5 Example 2: Function Modeling

6 Example 3: Function Modeling

7 HW #10: Function Modeling Function Modeling Section: Pg. 218-222 #1, 5, 10, 14, 26, 29

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