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Consider the functionWhat is the average rate of change of e) from two010

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We need to use the formula to find the average rate of change between a and b:


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

In this case, since we are asked for the average rate of change from x=-4 to x=0


\begin{gathered} a=-4 \\ b=0 \end{gathered}

Now we find f(a) which is the value of the function at a. In this case, we need f(-4):


f(a)=f(-4)=1

We do the same to find f(b), which in this case is f(0), so we look for the value of the y-axis (the function) at x=0:


f(b)=f(0)=-1

Now we substitute in the initial formula for the average rate of change:


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