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The graph shows the function f(x).

Which value is closest to the average rate of change from x = 1 to x = 3?



−3.5,
​​−2.3,
​​−1.8,
​​−0.3,

The graph shows the function f(x). Which value is closest to the average rate of change-example-1
User Juanetta
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Answer: -3.5

Explanation:

the formula used for this is: f(b) - f(a) / b - a
In this question, a is x = 1, and b is x = 3.
f(a) would be the y value of a, and that would be 3.
f(b) would be the y value of b, which is -4.

So now we plug it into the formula getting:

f(b) - f(a) / b - a
-4 - 3 / 3 - 1
-7 / 2

-3.5

Sorry if I made that a little confusing

User AbdulKareem
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Answer:

-3.5

Explanation:

The graph shows the function f(x). Which value is closest to the average rate of change-example-1
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