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A moving object has a position vector function A moving object has a position vector function    A) Find the speed of the object at time   .  B) Find the distance traveled by the object between times   and   .  C) When does the object have minimum speed?
A) Find the speed of the object at time A moving object has a position vector function    A) Find the speed of the object at time   .  B) Find the distance traveled by the object between times   and   .  C) When does the object have minimum speed? .
B) Find the distance traveled by the object between times A moving object has a position vector function    A) Find the speed of the object at time   .  B) Find the distance traveled by the object between times   and   .  C) When does the object have minimum speed? and A moving object has a position vector function    A) Find the speed of the object at time   .  B) Find the distance traveled by the object between times   and   .  C) When does the object have minimum speed? .
C) When does the object have minimum speed?

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