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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
One formula for "average rate of change" is
        f(b) - f(a)
a. r. c. = ------------------- Â = (increase in y) / (increase in x
          b - a
In the case of this particular function, a = 0, b = 4, and the related y-values are f(a) = f(0) = -3, f(b) = f(4) = 0, and so the average rate of change of this function on (0, 4) is
        f(4) - f(0)      0 - (-3)
a. r. c. = ---------------- = --------------- = +3/4
          4 - 0          4
Therefore, "The average rate of change between [0,4] is positive" is true.
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        f(4) - f(-3)      0 - (0)
a. r. c. = ---------------- = --------------- = 0 (not 7)
          4 - 0          4
Therefore, "The average rate of change between [-3,4] is positive" is false. Â The average r. of c. is actually 0. Â (Again, see above).
From above,
        f(4) - f(0)      0 - (-3)
a. r. c. = ---------------- = --------------- = +3/4 Â Â This is true
          4 - 0          4
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