#hi help plz
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take the derivative of P(t) first.
ii. think of ARC (average rate of change) formula
iii. think of the definitions of a derivate.
is it E?
sorry i didn't answer earlier, went out
no
$\frac{P(b) - P(a)}{b-a}$ is the average rate of change formula
tank_driver011
P'(1) asks for the derivative of P(t) at t = 1... and part i ask if it is between t = 0 & t = 1
you find the arc for part i, which allows you to answer ii as well
use the original definition of a derivative for part iii
i recommend you try this question again if you did not understand
hi youre fine
okay i think i understand now
im not sure if i did right
but is it h
none of them
if its not h then i must have done something wrong
at first i thought it was e
but with what youve told me
now i think its none of them
hopefully im right
please show work--maybe i could help there 🙂