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3 years ago

Number 14 only. Please I really need help on this.

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Zigmanuir [339]3 years ago

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rate of change is the distance divided by minute or whatever measurment your using that changes

-79.9/-18/8=4.25

130.9 is the total change of elevation and 19.125 is the total time of the dive so

130.9/19.125 =6.844repeating

I hope this helps you atleast understand rate of change.

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