I’m sorry I can’t read that it’s too small..
First find the secant line. The slope of the secant line through

(when

) and

(when

) is the average rate of change of

over the interval
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:

The tangent line to

will have a slope determined by the derivative:

Both the secant and tangent will have the same slope when

, or when

.
Answer:
The slope of new figure A'B'C' = -1.2
A'B' = 3p units
A'C' = 3q units
Step-by-step explanation:
The value of each of the corresponding length of dilated figures (new image) = scale factor multiplied by the corresponding length in original figure.
scale factor = 3
Length of AB = p units
the length of AC = qunits
the length of BC = runits
A'B' = 3p units
A'C' = 3q units
B'C' = 3r units
slope of new figure = slope of previous figure
The slope remains the same = -1.2
Answer:
yes.
simply subtract the coupons from the total.
56.12-9.85= $46.30