Let F(s) = 1.1s+ 0.03s2 represent the stopping distance (in feet) of a car travelling at s miles per hour. Calculate F(55) and F'(55) and use those values to approximate the increase in stopping distance if the speed is increased from 55 miles per hour to 56 miles per hour. Compare your estimate with the actual increase. Approximate increase in stopping distance: Actual increase in stopping distance: feet feet Submit answer Next item I Et T The Weather Channel O DELL