How does the graph show that the rate of change is constant

Mathematics

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ElenaW [278]3 years ago

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A graph can show that a rate of change is constant as long as the graph is of a straight line.

Any curvature in the line suggests a rate of change that is variable, but otherwise it is constant.

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