A cyclist is cycling downhill. He recorded his instant speed every seconds. His speed for the first seconds is listed above.

Approximately what is the distance he traveled in seconds? Solve this using the trapezoidal sum.

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t (s)	0	0.5	1	1.5	2.0	2.5	3
v (m/s)	20	24	32	35	41	47	50

A cyclist is cycling downhill. He recorded his instant speed every 0.5 seconds. His speed for the first 3 seconds is listed above.

Approximate the distance he traveled in 3 seconds using the left-hand sum

t (s)	0	0.5	1	1.5	2.0	2.5	3
v (m/s)	20	24	32	35	41	47	50

A cyclist is cycling downhill. He recorded his instant speed every 0.5 seconds. His speed for the first 3 seconds is listed above.

Approximate the distance he traveled in 3 seconds using the right-hand sum

t (s)	0	0.5	1	1.5	2.0	2.5	3
v (m/s)	20	24	32	35	41	47	50

A cyclist is cycling downhill. He recorded his instant speed every 0.5 seconds. His speed for the first 3 seconds is listed above.

Approximate the distance he traveled in 3 seconds using the left-hand sum

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