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pychu [463]
3 years ago
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lara31 [8.8K]3 years ago
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The best way to find x is knowing the different angles and their properties and theorems.

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A: 45+0.21m (45 is the initial cost)

B: 28+0.38m (28 is the initial cost)

To know how in many miles the cost will be equal,

45+0.21m=28+0.38m

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The average rate of change of m(x) over [-2, 2]:

<h3>What is the average rate?</h3>

The average rate of change = \frac{m(b)-m(a)}{b-a}

Where, a = -2, m(a) = -12

b = 2, m(b) = 4

Plug the values into the equation

The average rate of change

=\frac{4-(-12)}{2-(-2)} =\frac{16}{4}

The average rate of change = 4

The average rate of change of n(x) over [-2, 2]:

The average rate of change = \frac{n(b)-n(a)}{b-a}

Where, a = -2, n(a) = -6

b = 2, n(b) = 6

Plug the values into the equation

The average rate of change

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The average rate of change of q(x) over [-2, 2]:

The average rate of change = \frac{q(b)-q(a)}{b-a}

Where, a = -2, q(a) = -4

b = 2, q(b) = -12

Plug the values into the

The average rate of change = \frac{-4-12}{2-(-2)}

= \frac{-16}{4}

The average rate of change = -2

The average rate of change of p(x) over [-2, 2]:

The average rate of change = \frac{p(b)-p(a)}{b-a}

Where, a = -2, p(a) = 12

b = 2, p(b) = -4

Plug the values into the equation

The average rate of change = \frac{-4-12}{2-(-2)}

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The average rate of change = -4

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