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Karma baked 48 cookies yesterday. Every hour, she bakes another batch of 12 cookies. What is the rate of change for the scenario described? A.4 B.12 C.16 D.38

Karma baked 48 cookies yesterday. Every hour, she bakes another batch of 12 cookies. What is the rate of change for the scenario described? A.4 B.12 C.16 D.38
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Karma baked 48 cookies yesterday. Every hour, she bakes another batch of 12 cookies. What is the rate of change for the scenario described?

A.4
B.12
C.16
D.38

User Meff
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48/12=4 4 is your answer
User Celion
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It's B, she adds 12 every hour.
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