Help Please!!! A cell phone plan has a monthly cost that is shown in the table below. What is the correct statement regarding the average rate of change during the 40 minute time of talk?
Total minutes of talk time: 0 10 20 30 40 Monthly cost of cell phone 9.95 10.65 11.35 12.05 12.75
@cuitiefromthesouth2 Can you help explain to me how to solve this?
i really don't know, i am sorry, is there anymore info on what to do?
Nope, that's the entire question :/ Would you happen to know anybody who might be able to help me on this?
@bibby @shamil98 Could you guys help me??
rate of change. nin's specialty.
Does that have to do with the fact that the price goes up by 70 cents every 10 minutes?
I think you just have to write it in the form \(y = mx + b\). Then your rate of change is the slope, with is \(m\). (You can confirm this by taking the derivative, but that's overkill)
I have no idea :/ I am really far behind and I missed this lesson... Thats why I am asking for help. I don't know what the first step to solving this
Here are all of the possible answers: The average rate of change is $1.30, meaning that for each minute of talk time, the monthly bill increases by $1.30. The average rate of change is $0.07, meaning that for each minute of talk time, the monthly bill increases by $0.07. The average rate of change is $1.30, meaning that for every ten minutes of talk time, the monthly bill increases by $1.30. The average rate of change is $0.07, meaning that for every ten minutes of talk time, the monthly bill increases by $0.07.
Ok, pick two points and find the slope between them. \[m = \frac{12.75 - 12.05}{40 - 30}\]
So its \[M=\frac{ 0.7 }{ 10 }\]
Yes. So simplify that, and that's your rate of change per minute.
So the rate of change per minute is 0.7?
No. Simplify 0.7/10
its 0.07 right?
Yes.
Thanks
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