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What variable in the equation y=mx+b represents the rate of change? A) y B) m C) x D) b
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What variable in the equation y=mx+b represents the rate of change?

A) y
B) m
C) x
D) b

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B) m

rise over run represent change.
User LifeInstructor
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Answer:

D) b

Explanation:

Rise Over Run = Rate of change.

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