The equation to calculate the average rate of change is: y/x
y = f(x2) - f(x1)x = x2 - x1
x1: 1 (The smaller x value. It can be any number)x2: 2 (The larger x value. It also can be any number)f(x1): The value when you plug x1 into the function.f(x2): The value when you plug x2 into the function.
If we know this, the variables for this problem are assuming the function is 10(5.5)^x:
x2: 2x1: 1f(x2): 10(5.5)^(2) = 302.5f(x1): 10(5.5)^(1)= 55
This means:y = 302.5 - 55 = 247.5x = 2 - 1 = 1
Remember: the equation for avg rate of change is y/x
So, our average rate of change for the function on the interval [1,2] is 247.5 (y/x = 247.5/1)
Answer:
1
Step-by-step explanation:
extending answer to be able to send
You pass the free terms wich don't contain 'x' in the othe part of the equal with changed signe ans the same for the terms wich contain x.
The answer is that (It’s 6.6)
Answer:
1.12
Step-by-step explanation:
all you have to do is multiply them, hope i helped
