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Given the same change in coordinates, which line has a greater rate of change in

y− coordinates?

Given the same change in coordinates, which line has a greater rate of change in y-example-1
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Answer:

A, the line is shorter, therefore the result is faster. Hence - change for the greater!

But not necessarily when I’m terms of God Almighty. Change can take longer and God uses it for His glory all the meanwhile He’s teaching, loving and correcting people. That’s Gods endless unconditional love!

John 3:16!!

Explanation:

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If you start at (0,0) and increase 2 units in the x-direction on both lines, Line B goes up 2 units in the y-direction, while Line A only goes up 1 unit in the y-direction.

Put another way, if you started at the origin and were walking up either line (pretend their two hills), your elevation on Line B increases more quickly because it's a steeper hill.

So Line B has a great rate of change. The rise compared to the run is greater.

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