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The population of deer in a national preserve, p(t), in hundreds, t years after the opening of the nature preserve is shown in the table below.

Plz,​ help me!!!! The population of deer in a national preserve, p(t), in hundreds-example-1
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The answers are zero and 5.
The average rate of change of the population of deer over the interval [2,4] is the ratio of the difference in the population as it changes from year 2 to 4 to the difference between the independent variable time:
average rate of change = p(t2)-p(t1) / t2-t1
= 850-850 / 4-2
= 0
To determine the interval with -300 average rate of change, we use the equation for the average rate of change above and the values in the table. Substituting the values into the equation, we have-300 = 100-p(t1) / 7-x1According to the values in the table, we have -300 average rate of change over the interval [5,7]:
average rate of change= 100-700 / 7-5
= -600 / 2
= -300
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