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Explain why a straight line on a graph shows a constant rate of change.

Explain why a straight line on a graph shows a constant rate of change.
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Explain why a straight line on a graph shows a constant rate of change.

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A straight line shows that their is no change, as if it was curvy, then that means that their were some highs and lows, etc. When you have a constant rate of change, it means the slope will be constant. 
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