Mathematics, 14.04.2020 21:59, waltersamy30

Look at the graph of the linear function.

The rate of change between point A and point B is 2. What is the rate of change between point and point D?

A. -2
B.-1/2
C. 1/2
D.2

Look at the graph of the linear function. The rate of change between point A and point B is 2. What

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Look at the graph of the linear function.

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