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Average and Instantaneous Rates of Change

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For the functions x(t)=t3−2∗tx(t)=t^3-2*t and y(t)=4∗t−t2y(t)=4*t-t^2, all of the following statements about their rates of change on the interval [1, 3] are true EXCEPT:

A

The average rate of change of y(t)y(t) over the interval [1, 3] is 1.

B

The instantaneous rate of change of x(t)x(t) is given by differentiating to obtain 3∗t2−23*t^2-2.

C

The average rate of change of a function over an interval generally does not equal its instantaneous rate at the midpoint of the interval.

D

Differentiating y(t)y(t) yields an instantaneous rate of change of 4−2∗t4-2*t.

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