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The table of values represents a function ​f(x).

How much greater is the average rate of change over the interval [7, 9] than the interval [4, 6]?



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Answer:

603

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Answer:

It is 603 units greater

Explanation:

Given

See attachment for table

Average rate of change over (a,b) is calculated as:


Rate = (f(b) - f(a))/(b-a)

For interval [7,9], we have:


[a,b] = [7,9]

So, we have:


Rate = (f(9) - f(7))/(9-7)


Rate = (f(9) - f(7))/(2)

From the table:


f(9) = 3878


f(7) = 1852

So:


Rate = (f(9) - f(7))/(2)


Rate = (3878 - 1852)/(2)


Rate = (2026)/(2)


Rate = 1013\\

For interval [4,6], we have:


[a,b] = [4,6]

So, we have:


Rate = (f(6) - f(4))/(6-4)


Rate = (f(6) - f(4))/(2)

From the table:


f(6) = 1178


f(4) = 358

So:


Rate = (f(6) - f(4))/(2)


Rate = (1178 - 358)/(2)


Rate = (820)/(2)


Rate = 410

Calculate the difference (d) to get how much greater their rate of change is:


d = 1013 - 410


d = 603

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