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What is the average rate of change from x=-4 to x=1​

What is the average rate of change from x=-4 to x=1​-example-1
User Rinomau
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Answer:

- 1

Explanation:

The average rate of change of f(x) in the close interval [ a, b ] is


(f(b)-f(a))/(b-a)

here [ a, b ] = [ - 4, 1 ]

From the graph

f(b) = f(1) = - 1

f(a) = f(- 4) = 4

average rate of change =
(-1-4)/(1-(-4)) =
(-5)/(5) = - 1

User Lexis Hanson
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The rate of change is negative one
When you look at the two points and draw a line, you can see that it has a slope of -1 which is the average rate of change for it

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