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Assume that the average daily temperature in Nome, Alaska is given by T(x) =-0.002(x-182)2 + 50...

  1. Assume that the average daily temperature in Nome, Alaska is given by T(x) =-0.002(x-182)2 + 50 F on the xth day of the year (x = 1 is Jan 1, x = 2 is Jan 2, etc.). Find and interpret the following:
    1. The percentage change in the average daily temperature in Nome, Alaska from January 1 to February 1.
    2. The average rate of change in the average daily temperature in Nome, Alaska from January 1 to February 1.
    3. The change in the average daily temperature in Nome, Alaska from January 1 to February 1.
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