Will mark brainliest Let f(x)=x2+3x+2 .

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METHOD 1
f(3) = 20
f(4) = 30
f(5) = 42
f(6) = 56

rate of change
f(4)-f(3)=10
f(5)-f(4)=12
f(6)-f(5)=14

then the average of change is 10+12+14 /3 = 12

METHOD 2 --- faster

rate of change = f(6)-f(3) / 6-3
= (36+18+2)-(9+9+2) / 3
= 36/3 = 12

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