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Did I do this right? Calculating Average rate of Change of a function over an interval??
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\[f(x)=\sqrt{x}+x\]
over the interval [1,4]
I got 2 ??
not quite f(4)-f(1) = ?
4
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good, now divide that by (4-1)
4/3
yup, there's your answer
Ok, but I guess it's not perfect or exact lol because f(2)-f(1) does not equal exactly 4/3?
f(2)-f(1) doesn't give you the average rate of change
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"average rate of change" essentially means to calculate the slope between x = 1 and x = 4
your function is not linear, so f(2)-f(1) does not equal f(4)-f(1)
Oh I see why I was thinking that lol, it's not linear LOL
Like if it were, y's will be increasing by 4/3. xD
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