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What is the instantaneous velocity at frame 5? Given the following table.    Frame Time (s) X...

What is the instantaneous velocity at frame 5? Given the following table.   

Frame Time (s) X Position (m)
1 0.000 1.034
2 0.005 1.041
3 0.010 1.050
4 0.015 1.041
5 0.020 1.044
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