Consider the function()=2+sin()q(t)=t2+sin(t). How is the average rate of variation of this function on an interval ctd
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Consider the function()=2+sin()q(t)=t2+sin(t).
- How is the average rate of variation of this function on an interval ctd related to a secant line? Be specific about the relevant points on the graph and on the secant line.
- Describe in wordsthe process by which average rate of variation calculations lead to an instantaneous rate of variation value for this function at =362t=362. (No actual calculations please. A "description" that involves computing a formula for ()q(t) using our differentiation formulas/rules will receive no credit.)
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