The rate of change of a function can be modeled with the following expression:

Where Δx is the change in x value, and Δk(x) is the corresponding change in k(x). We're given the two extremes of x, so we can calculate the change in x to be

To find the change in k(x), we can calculate the values of k(x) at x = -14 and x = -4 and find the difference between them:

So, the rate of change for the function from x = -14 to x = -4 is
Answer:
if you solve it for the t your answer would be: pt+30pte−0.2t=600
but if you solved it for the p your answer would be: p=600t(1+30e−0.2t)
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The highest exponent is 3, so the degree is 3
There are three terms so it is a trinomial.
Step-by-step explanation:
