The <em>instantaneous</em> rate of change of <em>g</em> with respect to <em>x</em> at <em>x = π/3</em> is <em>1/2</em>.
<h3>How to determine the instantaneous rate of change of a given function</h3>
The <em>instantaneous</em> rate of change at a given value of 
can be found by concept of derivative, which is described below:
Where 
is the <em>difference</em> rate.
In this question we must find an expression for the <em>instantaneous</em> rate of change of 
if 
and evaluate the resulting expression for 
. Then, we have the following procedure below:
Now we evaluate 
for :
The <em>instantaneous</em> rate of change of <em>g</em> with respect to <em>x</em> at <em>x = π/3</em> is <em>1/2</em>. 
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Answer:
Q1 d, Q2 c, Q3 d
Step-by-step explanation:
Q1
g(x)=-3x+1
g(x)=16 means that
-3x+1=16 subtract 1 from both sides
-3x=16-1 combine like terms and divide both sides by -3
x=-15/3=-5
Q2
g(x)=3x²+4x-1
g(2) means that x=2 so substitute
g(2)=3*2²+4*2-1=12+8-1=19
Q3
domain are the x values
range are the y values
Your answer would be the last option: What will happen to the individual sections cannot be determined, but the size of the two sections together increases.
This is because angles on a straight line add to 180°, so if angle C decreases, angles A and B must collectively increase to make up for the loss. For example, if C = 20° and it decreases to 15°, A + B + C would equal 175° and so A and B would need to increase to make it 180°.
The reason we can't determine what happens to the individual sections is that they could either both increase, or one could increase and one could decrease, as long as they collectively make up for the decreased angle.
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