Algebra 2 Part B
ASAP Help give away you explanation not just the answer.
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@Will.H My sister can help yoiiiiiiiiu
great i can't wait. quickly please i am Timed
aww ok after i get her
nvm she can
@acxbox22 you have a high rank am sure you can do something here./..
I will help
Yea well I was just refreshing my knowledge on average rate of change.
What do you know to begin with?
@Kevin can help he helped my sister just a couple min ago and she got her thing right!
a = 8 an = a x r^(n-1) an = 8 x 1/2(n-1) average rate of change a3 - a1/ (3 - 1) = 8 - 2 / 2 = 6 / 2 = 3 So the answer is the third poin
acxbox can you list your answer i can't explain now really am doing other problems.. Thank you
Kevin you sure that the answer is C?
Since you are given choices, you can test the equations with the graph.
Tq @GIitter :D Thx for mentioning me ^^
the answer is not c
Uh, I;m terrible at algebra ;-;
the answer is E
acxbox i will give you all kinds of awards just list you explanation and answer.
I'm sorry I calculate it wrong
@Kevin please dont give direct answers
an = a x r^(n-1) an = 8 x 1/2(n-1) average rate of change a3 - a1/ (3 - 1) = 2 - 8 / 2 = -6 / 2 = -3 So the answer is the A
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WHAT @acxbox22 SAID
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Keving you sure this time? it's worth 12% of the general test
So testing the equations, we can see that when we substitute in the values of n or x in the equations, only the first and third equations make sense when n is equal to 1, 8(1/2)^(1-1) = 8(1/2)^0= 8 and looking at the graph when n=1, y is equal to 8 meaning our equation is correct.
who do you trust @Will.H?
yup, I'm sure
wbu @acxbox22
A is the correct answer as @Kevin mentioned but it is important for the person to understand how we got there.
Glitter give medal to kevin and i will give medal to acxbox i can't give 2 medals but i can fan both Thank you both so much
we can give a medal to everyone :)
Thx, so.. whom I give the medal :D
Kevin can i reach to you for other questions?
you may give it to anyone you wish, we are all friends here
my pleasure :)
So continuing on, we are left with answer choices A and C. The next part is average rate of change. We need the average rate of change between n=1 and n=3 so we use the formula \[(f/b-f/a)/b-a\] when n=1, the function is 8 and when n=3 the function is 2 so we have \[(8-2)/(1-3)\] which is equal to -3 or the average rate of change for the function.
Brilliant! Thanks a lot for yall
np ;)
u're welcome :)
Good job guys!
If I could I would go and give you both a medal but I gave to Will for asking the question and being patent for the answer :).
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