Part 3 As the driven and mathematically intrigued automotive enthusiast that you are, you have been approached by a number of different racing teams to critically assess their vehicles performances. You may choose to compare your findings to real world data to further inform the analysis of the reasonableness and limitations of your models. Part 3a: Velocity vs. Acceleration Explore the different definitions of fast - acceleration, velocity, or a balance of both? Using graphing technology, investigate the relationship between Top Fuel dragsters, world-record breaking jet cars, and high-performance streetcars. What distance races benefit the different racing cars? What distance would be considered a fair race? The following functions describe three different cars" velocities in terms of percentage of maximum velocity v and time t seconds: Part 3b: Monaco Grand Prix The Monaco Grand Prix is a 3.34km circuit that depicts the winner as the driver who completes 78 laps first. Analyse the performance of Nico Rosberg, the winner of the 2014 Monaco Grand Prix, in the 201 race (fastest lap time etc.) using the function below