Find an estimate of the instantaneous speed

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Please read carefully, I need to find an estimate of the INSTANTANEOUS SPEED at Time = 16 seconds. Not the average speed up to that point, but using derivatives to calculate speed at a certain time point. I'm having difficulty figuring out how to do it correctly.

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