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how do I find the average rate of change of a function, y=x^3 + 1 over interval [2,3]?
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\[AR=\frac{f(t_1)-f(t_2)}{t_1-t_2}\]
x=t
\[AR=\frac{(3^3+1)-(2^3+1)}{3-2}\]
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so if the function is g(x)=x^2 between [-1,1], the AR= 0? Do I have that right?
is average rate of change of the function, g(x)=x^2, over interval [-1,1] equal to 0?
yes
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