<span>Fine the difference between the proud of 26.22 and 3.09 and the sum of 3.507,208,11.5,and 16.712.:
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Answer: The average rate of change is 6.First, plug in each value of <em>t</em> into the function, v(t) to find there coordinate pairs.
v(2) = (2)^2 - (2) + 10
v(2) = 4 + 8
v(2) = 12
v(5) = (5)^2 - (5) + 10
v(5) = 25 + 5
v(5) = 30
You can write these values as coordinate pairs, like so: (2, 12) and (5, 30).
The formula for the average rate of change is

. When you plug in the values from this particular case, the average rate of change formula becomes

, or

.
Looking at the equation, you can solve for the average rate of change between t = 2 and t = 5, which equals
6.
So, we'll find out how much interest this person will have in 6 years and then add it to the original deposit. To do this we will multiply all the factors:
500 x 0.04 x 6 = 120.
This means they'll have made $120 in interest in 6 years if they don't touch the money. We will add the 120 to the 500.
500+120= 620
They will have a total of $620 in their account after 6 years.
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Answer: A) parabola</h3>
Some degenerate parabola cases form a single straight line, while other cases form one pair of parallel lines.
A degenerate hyperbola forms two lines that intersect at the vertex of the cone. We can rule out choice B.
A degenerate circle is a single point, so we can rule out choice C.
A degenerate ellipse is also a single point. Any circle is an ellipse (but not the other way around). We can rule out choice D.