No there totally differnt
Can you comment to me because it won’t allow me to send it on here it sends me a copy but you won’t be able to click on it
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The rate of change would be 7. you would plot your first point on the graph at (-2,0) and the next one would be up 7 and over 1 for your next plot point.
Answer:
The slope of the line is constant. This is because all straight lines have a constant slope. The slope of this line is 1/3. When you use the legs to measure, the horizontal legs of the triangle, they increase in length by 3 units from the previous triangle. The vertical legs of the triangle also increase by 1 with each added triangle. Both of these observations support that the slope of the line is a constant 1/3.
Step-by-step explanation:
I know you were going to copy and paste so i put all above. Hope it helps you.
