Mathematics
Mathematics, 21.06.2020 05:57, xoohaleey

Red kangaroos can reach speeds up to 50 feet per second. Use the linear graph at the left to answer the
questions.
What is the change in y-values from
Point A to Point B?
What is the change in x-values from
Point A to Point B?
What is the rate of change of the linear function?
feet per second

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