Rates of charge ncmeca v For Exercises #3 and 4, complete the requested table of values and answer the followup questions, shovving each computation, with units. Do not round. 3. Let El!) 2 9.3I2 +21]! +5 give the height of an archer's arrow above the ground. in meters 1:,\" i, 1' seconds after it is released from the bow. j. The height of the a rrovi.r is approaching as i approaches 2 seconds from the left. The average rate ofchange of Eli} from I: 1.35 to i: E: The average rate ofchange of 3\"} from r: 1.9 to i: E: The average rate ofchange of Eli} from I: 1.95 to i: E: The average rate ofchange of 3\"} from I: 1.99 to i: E: The average rate ofchange of Eli} from i=1.999 to 1:2: The average rate ofchange of 3\"} from 1': 1.9999 to i=2: The average rate ofchange of Eli} from 1: 1.99999 to i=2: Use a pattern that vou see in the average rates of change above to guess an estimate for the instantaneous rate ofchange of Eli} at 1:2: . Interpret this value in the context of the problem. Write a complete sentence that describes hovi.r the average rates of change are related to the instantaneous rate of change in a particular input value, numericallv. In other words, explain a process for guessing an