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Find the rate of change for the situation. You run 3 miles in one hour and 6 miles in two hours.
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Find the rate of change for the situation. You run 3 miles in one hour and 6 miles in two hours.
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Find the rate of change for the situation.
You run 3 miles in one hour and 6 miles in two hours.
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3 miles per hour
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For every 3miles you run 1hour goes by
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