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A horse is running and the distance from the start is given by the function m(t)=25-(t-5)^2...

A horse is running and the distance from the start is given by the function m(t)=25-(t-5)^2 find the average speed of the horse between times t=4 and t=6? Sketch the velocity of the horse over this time interval.

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