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How do you find average rate of change and identify a sequence based on a graph?
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HI! i guess it depends on the graph right?
looks like you are dividing by 2 each time right?
are you trying to find the sequence?
yes, and i have to write the sequence out.
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and I have to find the average rate of change from n=0 to n=3
2 gives 10 so 1 gives 20 and 0 gives 40
sequence would be \[a_n=40\times \left(\frac{1}{2}\right)^n\]if you are starting at \(n=0\)
average rate of change from 0 to 3 would be \(\frac{40-5}{3}\)
great, thank you so much!
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