Amy is biking to school from her father's house and Jeremy is biking to school from his aunt's house. Suppose Amy is moving at a

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Amy is biking to school from her father's house and Jeremy is biking to school from his aunt's house. Suppose Amy is moving at a

rate 10 miles per hour and Jeremy is moving at a rate of 8 miles per hour. Can you assume that Amy will get to school first? Explain.

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Mnenie [13.5K] · Answer 1 · 2023-09-23T22:55:16+03:00

No, having the greater rate of change does not mean a function will necessarily reach an output with the smallest input. It also depends on the initial values of the functions. If Jeremy's aunt lives closer to school, Jeremy's rate of change is smaller, but he could still get to school before Amy.

Dovator [93] · Answer 2 · 2023-09-24T00:17:10+03:00

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No, having the greater rate of change does not mean a function will necessarily reach an output with the smallest input. It also depends on the initial values of the functions. If Jeremy's aunt lives closer to school, Jeremy's rate of change is smaller, but he could still get to school before Amy.

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