Which situation is most likely to have a constant rate of change? A. Number of flowers in a flower bed compared with the area pl
anted Which situation is most likely to have a constant rate of change? A. Number of flowers in a flower bed compared with the area planted B. The total amount paid for gas compared with the number of gallons purchased. C. Distance a delivery truck travels compared with the number of deliveries made D. Points scored in a basketball game compared with the number of quarters played
B. The total amount paid for gas compared with the number of gallons purchased.
Step-by-step explanation:
A constant rate of change means that for every change in x, there is the same change in y every time.
Gasoline has a set price; this means each gallon costs a specific amount. Each gallon you get will add that amount to the total; this is a constant rate of change.
