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Which equation has a greater rate of change than the rate shown in the graph
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Which equation has a greater rate of change than the rate shown in the graph

Which equation has a greater rate of change than the rate shown in the graph-example-1
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Explanation:

Rate of change of the graph is the slope of the line, which is ¼.

slope of y = ⅖x = ⅖ > ¼

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