The average rate of change of the height function is slope of the height function
The model's height increases by approximately 0.011 inch for every 1-cubic-inch increase in its volume.
The height function is given as:
[tex]H(V) = 2.69\sqrt[3]{V}[/tex]
When V = 512, the function becomes
[tex]H(512) = 2.69\sqrt[3]{512}[/tex]
[tex]H(512) = 21.52[/tex]
Similarly;
When V = 1000, the function becomes
[tex]H(1000) = 2.69\sqrt[3]{1000}[/tex]
[tex]H(1000) = 26.9[/tex]
The average rate of change is then calculated as:
[tex]H' = \frac{H(1000) - H(512)}{1000 - 512}[/tex]
This gives
[tex]H' = \frac{26.9 - 21.52}{1000 - 512}[/tex]
[tex]H' = \frac{5.38}{488}[/tex]
Evaluate the quotient
[tex]H' = 0.01102459016[/tex]
Approximate
[tex]H' = 0.011[/tex]
Hence, the model's height increases by approximately 0.011 inch for every 1-cubic-inch increase in its volume.
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