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The rate of change of the function in the graph is that of the function in the table by unit(s).

The rate of change of the function in the graph is that of the function in the table by unit(s).
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The rate of change of the function in the graph is that of the function in the table by unit(s).

The rate of change of the function in the graph is that of the function in the table-example-1
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The rate of change of the function of the graph is more than that of the function in the table by 4 unit (s)

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