Find the average rate of change for the function f(x)=32 + 25

1 answer:

5 0

given the function, there is no independent variable, x. Because of that your equation remains constant at the y axis, where you get f(x)=57. This means that for any input of x you’ll get 57 as the output. Because youre looking for average rate of change, you would use delta y/ delta x.

(2,57) and (6,57)

When you solve for change between the y and x, you get (57-57)/(6-2
) which ultimately gives you an average rate of change of 0.

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