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A
<em>Graph g</em>
The Rate of change is a little right triangle that is drawn from to to three parallel to the x axis and from about 45 to 60 on the y axis.
The square brackets means the the endpoints are included.
So the rate of change is
<em>Graph h</em>
<em>Graph f</em>
<em>Conclusion</em>
This is very hard to call. There are two the same (two of them being g and h) It's a graph and so it is nearly impossible to differentiate. I would say the statement is false but be prepared to get it wrong. Draw g and h for yourself and see what you think. If you get the two of them different, go with your answer.
B
Another tough one to call. f and g cross at four. It is true f and h. The value of f(4) > h(4). Again, if you do this and disagree, then go with your answer. Mine is false.
C
It is very difficult to reproduce this graph on desmos so that you get a clear cut answer from the graph. I cheated and used a calculator. f(x) is over 6000 and h(x) = 168. This statement is also not true.
D
Here again this is false. g's rate of change is a constant. Eventually f will have the same slope as bitcoin's value which is in the range of about 6000. So this statement is false as well.
E
See the comment about F in the answer for D. This statement is true.
F
This is definitely a true statement.
Conclusion or answer
E and F <<<<<<< True should be checked.
I would check the first two statements with a calculator. I did them with a graph.
<em>Graph g</em>
The Rate of change is a little right triangle that is drawn from to to three parallel to the x axis and from about 45 to 60 on the y axis.
The square brackets means the the endpoints are included.
So the rate of change is
<em>Graph h</em>
<em>Graph f</em>
<em>Conclusion</em>
This is very hard to call. There are two the same (two of them being g and h) It's a graph and so it is nearly impossible to differentiate. I would say the statement is false but be prepared to get it wrong. Draw g and h for yourself and see what you think. If you get the two of them different, go with your answer.
B
Another tough one to call. f and g cross at four. It is true f and h. The value of f(4) > h(4). Again, if you do this and disagree, then go with your answer. Mine is false.
C
It is very difficult to reproduce this graph on desmos so that you get a clear cut answer from the graph. I cheated and used a calculator. f(x) is over 6000 and h(x) = 168. This statement is also not true.
D
Here again this is false. g's rate of change is a constant. Eventually f will have the same slope as bitcoin's value which is in the range of about 6000. So this statement is false as well.
E
See the comment about F in the answer for D. This statement is true.
F
This is definitely a true statement.
Conclusion or answer
E and F <<<<<<< True should be checked.
I would check the first two statements with a calculator. I did them with a graph.
When
When
Adding the two equations together gives
Now, you have
By just examining the leading and lagging (first and last) terms that would be obtained by expanding the right side, and matching these with the terms on the left side, you would see that
So the partial fraction decomposition is