Answer:
thanks lol
Step-by-step explanation:
The total is 300 cans. And 46percent of the total is 138. Therefore 138canned food was collected on Thursday.
Answer: yes, because it is useful to describe changes in the behavior of the thing we are describing.
Step-by-step explanation:
A piecewise function f(x) is a function that is "different" depending on the range of the values of x, this is for example:
y = x -----> if x < 0
y = x^2 ----- if x ≥ 0
This is used to represent changes in the behavior of the thing we are describing.
For example, suppose an object that is moving with constant velocity, the velocity graph will be a constant line.
Now, the object suddenly, at a time t = t0 accelerates to a constant acceleration A, now the graph of the velocity is a linear graph with slope equal to A.
So this situation can be represent this with a piecewise function:
V(t) = c -----> if t < t0
V(t) = c + A*t -----> if t ≥ t0
So the answer is yes, we can.
I don't know if you can find a rate with 2 numbers. You can find a rate with 2 sets of numbers. If you only have 2 numbers you cannot do much.
however if the problem says something like x changed from 45 to 65 over some x values that are not given you can find the rate. this is because you are actually given 2 sets of numbers. It it doesn't have to be x and y. It could say it another way. let's say it says you get on the freeway at 45 mph and when you see yout exit sign you are traveling 65 mph. What is your rate of change. this can actually be written in (x,y) form. in both of these examples you can say (x1, 45) and (x2, 65).
well the rate of change would just be the difference in y values per the difference in x values. If you think about it, this is just the slope of the line it creates. (y2 - y1) / (x2 - x1).
or:
(64 - 45) / (x2 - x1).
20 / (x2 - x1).
this can be worded as we had a rate of change of 20 per (x2 - x1) time period.
or you could say out rate of change was just 20 if of the time period is already understood.
i hope this helps. I am not sure if it was what you were asking
