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I keep getting the wring answer. Can you help?Find the average rate of change of each function on the interval specified.

I keep getting the wring answer. Can you help?Find the average rate of change of each-example-1
User Jake Coxon
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Given the function:


j(x)=3x^3

We will find the average rate of change of each function on the interval


\lbrack1,1+h\rbrack

The average rate of change of the function will be given by:


(j(1+h)-j(1))/((1+h)-1)

So, first, we will calculate j(1+h) and j(1)


\begin{gathered} j(1)=3\cdot(1)^3=3 \\ j(1+h)=3(1+h)^3=3(1+3h+3h^2+h^3) \\ j(1+h)=3+9h+9h^2+3h^3 \end{gathered}

So, the average rate will be:


((3+9h+9h^2+3h^3)-3)/(1+h-1)=(9h+9h^2+3h^3)/(h)=9+9h+3h^2

So, the answer will be:


3h^2+9h+9

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