document.write( "Question 912785: Howdy, having a little problem with this question, not sure if it's supposed to be a piecewise function or what.\r
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\n" ); document.write( "\n" ); document.write( "The graph of f is concave down for 0<=x<=6. Which is bigger, (f(3)-f(1))/(3-1) or (f(5)-f(3))/(5-3)? Why?\r
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Algebra.Com's Answer #554050 by josgarithmetic(39618)\"\" \"About 
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My impulse is to say, we need to know what kind of graph and maybe what is the x at the maximum. A possibility could be that f(3)>f(1) and then \"%28f%283%29-f%281%29%29%2F%283-1%29%3E0\"; and that f(5)<(f(3) and then \"%28f%285%29-f%283%29%29%2F%285-3%29%3C0\". This could mean that the first ratio is GREATER than the second ratio.\r
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\n" ); document.write( "\n" ); document.write( "That can all be wrong if the graph or the actual function make for the discussion I gave to be wrong.
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