X1.001.011.491.501.511.992.00Y4.00003.98993.18853.16293.13681.06711.0000SOLVE FOR THE RATE OF CHANGE OF YWITH RESPECT TO X THE BEST TWO-POINTSFINITE DIFFERENCE METHOD FORMULADISCUSSED IN CLASS AT THE FOLLOWINGVALUES OF X:a.x = 1.00b. x = 1.50C. X= 2.00

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Chapter3: Functions

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Problem 24RE: For the following exercises, find the average rate of change of the functions from x=1tox=2 . 24....

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