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i already have part a, b, c
So for the two x values, you have two y values. Do you see what they are?
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38.184 and 31.199
can i just round
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The average rate of change is the change in y divided by the change in x, which is the difference between these numbers divided by ten.
hmmm, so like just the basic formula for rate of change right?
To be safe I wouldn't.
Yes. And this would represent the change in position per unit time.
and then that would be my answer right?
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km/min
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does it make sense to you?
so basically, all im doing is applying the basic formula for rate of change and thats the answer?
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