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What is that rate of change for the equation y=2x+60?​
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What is that rate of change for the equation y=2x+60?​

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Answer:

2

Explanation:

the rate of change is basically the slope. In this equation the coefficient of x is the slope. The coefficient of x is 2. So 2 is your slope

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i’m pretty sure the rate of change is 2
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