lambaste as a "waste of money" run by "con artists." This company claims that students who pay for their services are more likely to succeed in college courses, but such claims are dubious at best. Shown below is a graph y = f(x) that displays a typical Chegg user's performance on graded work in a Math course over a four month period. Their running average is displayed along the vertical y-axis with the horizontal r-axis displaying time. Running Average out of 100 100 9아 80 y=f(x) 70 60 50 R
One of the world’s least-regarded companies, Chegg Inc.1, runs a website that some critics and reviewers lambaste as a “waste of money” run by “con artists.” This company claims that students who pay for their services are more likely to succeed in college courses, but such claims are dubious at best. Shown below is a graph y = f(x) that displays a typical Chegg user’s performance on graded work in a Math course over a four month period. Their running average is displayed along the vertical y-axis with the horizontal x-axis displaying time.
a. Naming the labeled points so that P = (p, f(p)), Q = (q, f(q)) and R = (r, f(r)), arrange the numbers f'(p), f'(q) and f'(r) in order from least to greatest: ___ < ___ < ___
b. Based on the given graph, what is the students’ actual course grade (approximately)? That is, approximate the
value of limx→4− f(x) (limit of 4 from the left-hand side).
the graph is attached below. thank you so much.
![lambaste as a "waste of money" run by "con artists." This company claims that students who pay for their services are more
likely to succeed in college courses, but such claims are dubious at best. Shown below is a graph y = f(x) that displays
a typical Chegg user's performance on graded work in a Math course over a four month period. Their running average is
displayed along the vertical y-axis with the horizontal r-axis displaying time.
Running Average out of 100
100
9아
80
y=f(x)
70
60
50
R
40
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