The average rate of change for the function f(x) can be calculated from the following equation

By applying the last formula on the given equations
(1) the first function f
from the table f(3π/2) = -2 and f(2π) = 0
∴ The average rate of f =

(2) the second function g(x)
from the graph g(3π/2) = -2 and g(2π) = 0
∴ The average rate of g =

(3) the third function h(x) = 6 sin x +1
∴ h(3π/2) = 6 sin (3π/2) + 1 = 6 *(-1) + 1 = -5
h(2π) = 6 sin (2π) + 1 = 6 * 0 + 1 = 1
∴ The average rate of h =
By comparing the results, The <span>function which has the greatest rate of change is h(x)
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So, the correct answer is option <span>
C) h(x)</span>
Answer: B- 1 1/9
Work:
5 2/3 - 4 5/9
1 2/3 - 5/9
1 6/9 - 5/9
= 1 1/9
Since the average of 6 tests is 6, and we know that the average is found by dividing the total score by the number of tests, we can just multiply the average by the number of tests to find the total score. Doing this, we get 82 * 6 which simplifies to 492.