Question

What do I need to do first?

Answer 1

if you cant open the file, let me know please

Answer 2

https://www.mathclass.org/WebPages/Homes/afdee97c-a004-478a-bc1f-0aafdd1b6bb2/hws/set6_S11/myplot4.png

Answer 3

0

Answer 4

The graph of the function f(x) is given above. Find f'(1/2).

Answer 5

f'(1/2) = 0

Answer 6

can you explain please

Answer 7

i dont see why

Answer 8

It is not 0

Answer 9

answer is not zero

Answer 10

Intercepts are not clear
Slope is constant i.e f'(x) is constant

Answer 11

?

Answer 12

Yeah, it's not zero

Answer 13

Ans is (y-intercept/x-intrecept)

Answer 14

which intercepts?

Answer 15

x and y

Answer 16

yes i know, but at which point

Answer 17

?

Answer 18

Sorry, you're right, it's not zero. What you have to do is find the slope of the line first. The slope of the line = the derivative.

Answer 19

thats what i was thinking too

Answer 20

its not

Answer 21

we have to do more than find the slope dont we?

Answer 22

(8-4)/(1-.25) = 4/(3/4) = 16/3

If that's not it then I don't know what is..

Answer 23

no its not

Answer 24

:/

Answer 25

you typed 16/3 ?

Answer 26

yes

Answer 27

i think its 3/1 so 3

Answer 28

but its not

Answer 29

rise over run

Answer 30

I just looked over the graph, the lines don't match up the way I thought they did. This question is pretty whack.

Answer 31

haha

Answer 32

Are you still trying to find the answer to it? I want to give it one last shot

Answer 33

yes i am lol

Answer 34

Try 12.5

Answer 35

nope

Answer 36

not the answer

Answer 37

3.125

Try that

Answer 38

If that isn't it, I quit

Answer 39

its not. thanks for trying to figure it out though.

Answer 40

Ridiculous

Answer 41

the answer is 5. i figured it out.

Answer 42

What did you do? Keep guessing until you got it?

Answer 43

no

Answer 44

did rise over run

Answer 45

i did it wrong at first

Answer 46

it goes up by 5 and over 1

Answer 47

5/1 = 5

Answer 48

How'd you figure that out?

Answer 49

i have notes from class

Answer 50

Actually, that's a shortcut way to do it. I remember now that you're supposed to use the x and y intercepts to do it if it crosses both axes. The x intercept = .6

The y intercept = 3

So the slope is rise/run = y/x = 3/.6 = 5

I completely bombed this question.

Answer 51

at least you tried, thanks