Answer:We're looking for a,b such that
\dfrac{9x-20}{(x+6)^2}=\dfrac a{x+6}+\dfrac b{(x+6)^2}
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Answer:
112.2
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Answer:
c = 4.79 feet
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Given question is incomplete without a picture; find the question with the attachment.
Two poles AD and DB of same length are leaning against each other.
Distance between the poles (AB) = 45 feet
m(∠ADB) = 180°- (60 + 50)°
= 70°
By sine rule,


= 36.68 ft
Similarly,
DB = 
= 41.47 ft
Now c = DB - AD
= 41.47 - 36.68
= 4.79 feet
Average rate of change implies the quotient f(4)-f(a)/4-a which equals (1/2-a/2)/4-a=(1-a)/(8-2a) on (4,a)
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