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One day, you got an email from DMV telling you that you have exceeded the speed limit on a highway and demand that you pay the fine. They said that you first passed one of their radar speedometer with a speed of and after , you passed the other radar speedometer and they recorded your speed to be . The radar speedometer is placed every . The speed limit on the highway was . How can the DMV prove that you violated the speed limit provided that your recorded speed was less than ?
Hint: Assume that the position function of the distances you traveled was differentiable and continuous.
One day, you got an email from DMV telling you that you have exceeded the speed limit on a highway and demand that you pay the fine. They said that you first passed one of their radar speedometer with a speed of and after , you passed the other radar speedometer and they recorded your speed to be . The radar speedometer is placed every . The speed limit on the highway was . How can the DMV prove that you violated the speed limit provided that your recorded speed was less than ?
Hint: Assume that the position function of the distances you traveled was differentiable and continuous.
Zhen ZhuLv5
13 Jul 2020