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Mathematics, 11.12.2019 01:31, aperez4102

Giving 40 pts identify the initial value and rate of change for the graph shown a coordinate plane graph is shown. a line passes through the y-intercept at 1 and through the point 5 comma 4. initial value: 1, rate of change 3 over 5. initial value: 3 over 5., rate of change: 0 initial value: 1, rate of change 5 over 3. initial value: 5 over 3., rate of change: 0

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