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How do you find the rate of change for graphs? For example ( see photo above )
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How do you find the rate of change for graphs? For example ( see photo above )

How do you find the rate of change for graphs? For example ( see photo above )-example-1
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Explanation:

Take the old value - the new value. then divide that by the old value.

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It is down 3 units, over 2 units, which gives the answer -3/2
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