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Determine the rate of change (slope) and starting point (y-intercept). A) Slope = 0; Y-intercept = 3 B) Slope = 3; Y-intercept = 1 C) Slope = 1; Y-intercept = 0 D) Slope = 3; Y-…

Determine the rate of change (slope) and starting point (y-intercept). A) Slope = 0; Y-intercept = 3 B) Slope = 3; Y-intercept = 1 C) Slope = 1; Y-intercept = 0 D) Slope = 3; Y-…
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Determine the rate of change (slope) and starting point (y-intercept).

A) Slope = 0; Y-intercept = 3
B) Slope = 3; Y-intercept = 1
C) Slope = 1; Y-intercept = 0
D) Slope = 3; Y-intercept=0

Determine the rate of change (slope) and starting point (y-intercept). A) Slope = 0; Y-example-1
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Answer: C is correct

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i think it's c

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