
A person jumps from a diving board above a swimming pool. At time seconds after leaving the board, the person's height above the surface of the pool, metres, can be modelled by the function . Find the time between the person leaving the board and hitting the water.

Important Questions on Measuring Change: Differentiation
You begin walking eastward through a park, and your velocity graph is shown below. Find the times when you are standing still.

You begin walking eastward through a park, and your velocity graph is shown below. Find the time intervals when you are moving eastward.

You begin walking eastward through a park, and your velocity graph is shown below. Find the time intervals when you are moving most quickly eastward.

You begin walking eastward through a park, and your velocity graph is shown below. Find the time intervals when you are moving westward.

You begin walking eastward through a park, and your velocity graph is shown below. Find the time(s) when you are moving quickly.

You begin walking eastward through a park, and your velocity graph is shown below. Find the time intervals when you are moving most quickly westward.

You begin walking eastward through a park, and your velocity graph is shown below. Find the time intervals when you are speeding up.

You begin walking eastward through a park, and your velocity graph is shown below. Find the time intervals when you are slowing down.
