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What is the rate of change of a line that contains the points (3,-4) and (2,-4)?

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Answer:

0

Explanation:

Notice that the y-coordinates of the points are the same. That means that in going from one point to the other, we don't move in the vertical direction at all. From (3, -4) to (2, -4) is a horizxontal change of 1 unit.

Slope = m = rise / run

and in this case m = 0/1 = 0.

The rate of change is the slope and is 0.

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