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1 Total Distance Traveled
Section 8.4 Total Distance Traveled Net Distance Traveled

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

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

5 Given a) Graph the function b) Find the total distance traveled 40 c) Find the net distance traveled

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

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