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Given the following quadratic equation, find the average rate of change for the interval (1,3]. * f(x)= 3x^2
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Given the following quadratic equation, find the average rate of change

for the interval (1,3]. *
f(x)= 3x^2

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Answer: The average rate of change is 1 over 3, or just 1/3. The y-values change 1 unit every time the x-values change 3 units, on this interval! hope this helps
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