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What is the constant rate of change in the equation?
Y=5x+10

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M=5 ==================================
User Lafor
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Answer:


m =5

Explanation:

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The "constant rate of change" is also known as the slope (in straight line equations).

The equation is in slope-intercept form.

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Slope-Intercept Form is:


y = mx + b\\ \rule{150}{0.5}\\ \text{m - slope}\\ \text{b - Y-Intercept}

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Since '5' takes up 'm's spot, it is the slope, or the constant rate of change.

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Hope this helps.

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