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In the general equation y = mx + b, which letter represent the constant rate of change (or slope)?
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In the general equation y = mx + b, which letter represent the constant rate of change (or slope)?

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in the equation y=mx+b, m=slope
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Answer:

m

Explanation:

in the equation above m is the slope

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