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All right, for your question, you're asked to find the average rate of change for certain intervals.
00:05
Your intervals are built from a to a plus h, but you're given that a is going to remain a constant six, so your interval is really six to six plus h, and our h values are changing for each question.
00:21
So really what we want to do, is identify the intervals that we're going to be using.
00:26
The first interval would be from six to seven.
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The second interval would be from 6 to 6 .1.
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The third interval would be from 6 to 6 .01.
00:40
Fourth interval would be from 6 to 6 .001.
00:44
And the last interval would be from 6 to 6 .0001.
00:50
Now what we want to do is the first two, it says, i think you're trying to do by hand.
00:57
So we're going to need to know the value of f of 6, which would just be 5 over.
01:01
6.
01:02
We're going to need to know the value of f of 6 .1, which would be 5 over 6 .1.
01:13
And i'm going to go ahead, i'm sorry, we need f of 7 as well.
01:17
Sorry, i should have did that earlier.
01:18
F of 7 would be 5 over 7.
01:23
So for this first one, it's going to be your y value, your second y value, so the y value for the 7, which is 5 7s, minus your 1.
01:36
Your y value for the six, which is going to be the same for every question, 5 -6, over 7 minus 6.
01:47
So in this case, you could get a common denominator.
01:53
Looks like we can get a common denominator by multiplying by 6 here, by 7 here.
01:59
And i'm going to end up with 30 over 42 minus 35 over 42 over 42 over 42 over...