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What is the rate of change of y=6x-10
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What is the rate of change of y=6x-10

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The rate of change is 6

Explanation:

The rate of change (which is also known as slope), is always the coefficient of x, when written in slope-intercept form. Therefore, in this case, it is 6.

User Jason Marsell
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slope =6, y-intercept =10

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