Calculate the average rate of change for each interval.
[-6, -4] AROC:
[-4, -3] AROC:
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Mathematics, 10.03.2021 22:10, Govind4954
Calculate the average rate of change for each interval.
[-6, -4] AROC:
[-4, -3] AROC:
[0, 1] AROC:
[-6, 3] AROC:
Which interval has the largest rate of change?
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