A table will generally give you an output value for each of several input values. To find the average rate of change over some range of inputs, divide the difference between output values by the difference between input values for the corresponding inputs.
For example, consider the table
input .... output
.. 1 ............ 3
.. 3 ........... -5
The average rate of change between these input values is
... (change in output)/(change in input) = (-5 -3)/(3 - 1) = -8/2 = -4.
Answer:
C. Logan
Step-by-step explanation:
you divide the amount of problems by how many minutes it took each person. for example if you divide the amount of problems Logan did by how many minutes it took him. (84÷3) it equals 28.
3 + 1 < 10
There's no question there, and nothing to solve. That's a simple statement
which, after simplifying it slightly, says " 4 < 10 ".
A statement with which, I'm sure, we can all agree.
A plumber worked 26 hours a week for half a year. If his hourly wage was $40, how much did he earn during this time period?
<span> <span>A.</span>$1040</span><span> <span>B.</span>$27,040</span><span> <span>C.</span>$54,080</span><span> <span>D.</span><span>$520</span></span>
