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Please help me with problem 22a I dont understand how to find the rate of change
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Please help me with problem 22a I dont understand how to find the rate of change

Please help me with problem 22a I dont understand how to find the rate of change-example-1
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The rate of change is x2. So, since it's forty, it became 80 because 40x2=80!
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