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Describe the rate of change modeled by this graph.

A) positive
B) negative
C) no change
D) a change that is undefined

Describe the rate of change modeled by this graph. A) positive B) negative C) no change-example-1

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Constant: When the graph has a straight line, because the constant of proportionality wouldn't change.
Decreasing: Going from up to down, or otherwise known as a negative correlation.
Increasing: Going from down to up. Values increase.

Since this line is increasing, the answer would be positive.
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Hello! Finding the rate of change used to really confuse me, but after learning about it a little more I understand it so much better. To find whether a slope line is either negative or positive, you find the lowest point graphed on the line. So, for this example, it would be the point that intercepted the X axis at -8. Then, just follow the line. IF the line leads to a positive quadrant, then the line is positive. IF the line leads to a negative quarderent, then the line is negative. IF the line is a straight line, then it is no change, and if the line is a vertical line with no change it is a change that is undefined.

I hoped this helped in some way, and if you have any further questions feel free to shoot me a message or another question. Good luck :)
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