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What is the rate of change for y= -2/5x-9​

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m= -2/5

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If two quantities x and y are related by y = f(x), the derivative f'(xo) represents the rate of change of y with respect to x at the point xo. It is measured in (units of y)/(units of x). A positive rate of change is sometimes called a rate of increase.

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