No, that is not true. Use the website desmos.com to try it out yourself. Graph equations like y=1x, y=1/2x, and y=1/4x to try. Then, you will see that as the number gets bigger, the line gets steeper (it gets higher..like a hill..rising..)
Answer:
7pi/6
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the formula for arc length in radians, we get:
- 14pi = 12(theta)
- theta = 7pi/6 [divide both sides by 12]
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For straight lines the constant rate of change(slope) is a constant(always the same) For every unit moved on the x-axis two more are moved on the y-axis
