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Calculus. Definite Integral. Use the velocity function of the car v(t) = (1100/3)e^(-0.03t) - (462/5) to...

Calculus. Definite Integral.

Use the velocity function of the car v(t) = (1100/3)e^(-0.03t) - (462/5)

to calculate the total distance traveled by the car at t = 15 seconds, t = 25 seconds, t = 35 seconds, and t = 45 seconds.

Please show your work step by step.

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