SOLUTION: Create a roller coaster function R(t), where t is measured in seconds and R(t), in feet, measures the height of the roller coaster at time t. R(t) must meet the minimum requi

Question 1068825: Create a roller coaster function R(t), where t is measured in seconds and R(t), in feet,
measures the height of the roller coaster at time t. R(t) must meet the minimum
requirements listed above.
2. Create a sketch of this function using technology.
3. List ALL intervals where your graph is increasing and/or decreasing.
4. What are the average rates of change (average speed) of the roller coaster during each
decent? Which interval is the �scariest�? Why?
5. How long is the entire ride of the roller coaster segment that you have created?
Answer by rothauserc(4718) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
How many hills does the roller coaster have? How tall are the hills? Does it have loop/s?
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Note the first hill has to be the tallest so the roller coaster can return to the starting point
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