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How to find the rate of change of a table
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How to find the rate of change of a table

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Answer:

To find the rate of change in a table, the same process applies:

Explanation:

1. Find the coordinates of the given points. It's optional to label them.

2. Find the difference between the output values.

3. Find the difference between the input values.

4. Calculate the ratio between the change in y to the change in x: ΔyΔx.

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