A runner’s position along a straight track is measured to be 12 m at , 16 m at

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A runner’s position along a straight track is measured to be 12 m at t=6.0 st=6.0\text{ s}, 16 m at t=6.5 st=6.5\text{ s}, and 21 m at t=7.0 st=7.0\text{ s}. Use these data to give a numerical estimate of the runner’s instantaneous velocity at t=6.5 st=6.5\text{ s} and justify your choice in one sentence.

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