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(05.03) Karma baked 48 cookies yesterday. Every hour, she bakes another batch of 12 cookies. What is the rate of change for the scenario described? 4 12 60 48
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Karma baked 48 cookies yesterday. Every hour, she bakes another batch of 12 cookies.
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if every hr she bakes 12 cookies, then ur rate of change is 12
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