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What is the constant rate of change? y = 5 – 17x
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What is the constant
rate of change?
y = 5 – 17x

User Jorge Najera T
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Answer:

-17

Explanation:

The constant rate of change of a line is always the SLOPE. In the equation

y = mx + b, m represents the constant rate of change.

The constant rate of change from this equation is -17 because it's the slope.

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