The following table shows the daily receipts in millions of dollars of the movie "The Hunger Games" after its openingon 23 March 2012.Days SReceipts1433.1112814.666425.587562.95701.567840.852980.3971120.2791260.518Find the average rate of change of the daily receipts from day 70 to day 126.Previewmillions / day

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