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marinejas marinejas
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If you were given a max or min value (x,y), how would you find the the instantaneous rate of change for that point indicated?
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3 years ago Edited: 3 years ago, marinejas
oh okay, thank you!
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Also just making sure but for IROC at a point on a curve, they are not always positive, correct?
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IROC can be either positive or negative, depending on where along the curve. Like I said earlier, at the max/min, the IROC is 0, always. To the right of a minimum, you will get positive values, the left you will get negative values. To the right of max, you will get negative, the left you will get positive values.
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Thank you! Okay so therefore what I said is correct.
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Thank you! Okay so therefore what I said is correct.

That it's not always positive? Yes.

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IROC can be either positive or negative, depending on where along the curve.
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