Can someone look over my answers for calculus please
Just by looking at it, I can tell that (iii) is incorrect. These intervals are getting smaller and smaller, we should be getting closer and closer to a value. We shouldn't jump from 10 to 22 and back to 11. Although I guess it's possible ^^ Haha, sec, ill check.
Okay thanks :)
I used the formula f(b)-f(a) / b-a
sec i gotta slow down -_- making silly mistakes..
when I derive the formula once, would that give me instantaneous value where I can sub in 2 and then get -20 ? for part b? This is all so easy but I forgot the simple formulas :(
\[\Large\rm f(2.5)=44\cdot2.5-16\cdot2.5^2\]\[\Large\rm f(2.5)=10\] \[\Large\rm f(2)=44\cdot2-16\cdot2^2\]\[\Large\rm f(2)=24\]
See how you came up with a bunch of different numbers? That shouldn't be happening. You should be heading towards a number, a decimal that get's more and more accurate. So for part b, it'll just be obvious once we get the correct numbers for a.
\[\Large\rm \frac{f(2.5)-f(2)}{0.5}=\frac{10-24}{0.5}=-28\]Something like that for (i), yes?
oh ...so I wouldnt use 0.5 ?
I think I read the question wrong then
No. The wording of the question is a little tricky! :) Gotta pay attention to what they're asking. STARTING AT 2, lasting for a half second, so ENDING AT 2.5
Oh okay ! Ill try those quesitons again then :) For part b) would it be -20 though? Im pretty sure I did it right, please correct me if Im wrong though
They didn't really want you to use your derivative shortcuts for part b, but yes looked like you got it ;) hehe
So realize that EVERY option in part a should be somewhere AROUND -20. Maybe a little less, a little more in each case. But if you come up with a number like positive 4, know that you've made a mistake somewhere.
Alright I think I got it this time
I dunno, I don't feel like checking all of those :) lol But those numbers look reasonable! They're probably correct ^^
aha okay thank you so much ! :) You were a great help
See how each number is getting closer and closer to -20 as the interval becomes smaller? Yay team!
aha yes ! :) Thanks !
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