Two news websites open their memberships to the public. Website A Members, y 400 Website B Members, y 500 Day, x Day, x 500 5. 850 10 700 10 1200 15 15 1550 1100 1600 2300 1900 2250 20 20 25 25 Compare the websites by calculating and interpreting the average rates of change from Day 10 to Day 20. Which website will have more members after 50 days? Average rate of change for Website A = Average rate of change for Website B = Explain:
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![Two news websites open their memberships to the public.
Website B
Website A
Members, y
400
Members, y
500
Day, x
Day, x
850
1200
5
500
5
10
700
10
1550
1900
2250
15
1100
15
20
1600
20
25
2300
25
Compare the websites by calculating and interpreting the average rates of change from Day 10 to Day 20. Which website will have more
members after 50 days?
Average rate of change for Website A =
Average rate of change for Website B =
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