Using complete sentences, explain how to find the average rate of change for f(x) from x = 4 to x = 7. the function is f(x)=-2(x-8)+2
but in standard form its y=-2x^2+32x+132
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somebody please help me @MathLegend
@mathmale would help you if he was online.
well i want somebody online that can help me
sorry idk this mess.
well can somebody please help me with this question
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errr.......this, idk ;[ sorry
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do you know anybody that would know how to do this
*too many numbers* - sorry
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ha same here!
i just need help to find the average rate of change idk what that even is
this might help - https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/linear-equations-and-inequalitie/average-rate-of-change/e/avg-rate-of-change ~unless you're like me, and you hate videos lol
hahaha yea i do kind do hate videos @Destinymasha but i will take a look it anyways
ok yea the video did really help
HAHA - i knew it : -i hate the videos, but they do help lol :}
lol yea and yea your right but god i really dont feel like watching it
WHAT???
~I .....I thought you said it helped?
my bad i was typing fast i meant to say that watching videos does help but that i just really dont feel like watching it
i think i had found a formula to put it in but im not sure so could somebody double check f(b)-f(a) ------- b-a
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