Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The first one is actually 0 I think. The instantaneous ROC at x=1 should also be 0. The last one should be correct.
Basically, the ROC for the first one is 0 because the y value at the start and end of the interval is the same, so the change is the same. However, for the instantaneous ROC at x = 0, you look at the graph and realize that if you find the derivative at that point, it is 0.
Wait a password with 4 letters using only 5? And the letters can be used more than once. I’m confused
-1,1,-3,3-5,4,-7,5 hhhdghhjjk
