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On which interval does h(t) have an average rate of change of zero?

On which interval does h(t) have an average rate of change of zero?-example-1

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OPTION C

Slope of the function from negative infinity to -5 is zero, therefore the answer is Option C
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Answer:

In the interval (-∞, -5)

Explanation:

Average rate of change of any graph is represented by the slope of the function in the given interval.

Rate of change =

= change in the y-coordinates

= change in the x-coordinates

If = 0, then the rate of change will be zero in that interval

From the graph attached,

From x = -∞ to x = -5, we find a flat line, showing

Therefore, average rate of change of h(x) in the interval (-∞, -5) is zero

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