Find the rate of change for the graph.
How did you find the rate of change?
I will link the graph.

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Find the rate of change for the graph.
 How did you find the rate of change?
I will link the graph.

nincompoop · Answer

link your entire semester of homework also

charlotte123 · Answer

LOL NIN

charlotte123 · Answer

Laughing out loud sir

tester97 · Answer

oh ninny :P

anonymous · Answer

attachment

bibby · Answer

Look 'ma no hands while I'm violating the Code of conduct and posting irrelevant stuff on some question

happinessbreaksbones · Answer

∖(∖Huge ghey∖)

happinessbreaksbones · Answer

T-T didnt work

ashleyisakitty · Answer

your question jsut god f'd in the b

nincompoop · Answer

that's gotta be difficult without tick marks

shamil98 · Answer

Rate of change is the slope
$$\Huge \frac{ \Delta y }{ \Delta x } = \frac{ vertical~change }{ horizontal~change } = \frac{ rise }{ run }$$

tester97 · Answer

wow shammy actually answered da q cudos to u shammy

shamil98 · Answer

$$\Huge \frak Rate~of~change = ~slope$$
dis font tho

anonymous · Answer

Woah this is complicated

anonymous · Answer

Can anyone look at the graph and help me? PLeaseeeee :'~
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anonymous · Answer

$$Slope=m= \frac{ \Delta y }{ \Delta x } = \frac{ y _{2} - y _{1}}{ x _{2} - x _{1} }= \frac{ rise }{ run }$$

anonymous · Answer

@Lethal I already know the equation. I just don't know what numbers to put in it from the graph.

anonymous · Answer

That's going to be difficult without the tick marks

anonymous · Answer

But to get you started you know it goes through the origin so one ordered pair you could use is, (0,0)

anonymous · Answer

What other could I use? @Lethal

anonymous · Answer

I couldn't tell ya even if I had perfect vision

anonymous · Answer

@Ryan2416 @ranga @Rina.r @RadEn @bookworm00981 @brando1996 @bibby @francoisderozay @Preetha @LadyM @Kittta @shamil98 @dan815 @Darrius @doulikepiecauseidont @Directrix  Can anyone help?

anonymous · Answer

Dude. No one can really help. There is no tick marks, otherwise we'd be done with this question. Now, is there anything else you were provided other than the picture of this ungrateful graph?

anonymous · Answer

If you can't do then I will find someone else who can so hop off. And that picture shows up just fine on my computer.

anonymous · Answer

Try (4,25), they seem to match if you put a pen to the graph at 25 and see where it touches the graph

anonymous · Answer

Ok!

anonymous · Answer

What'd you get?

anonymous · Answer

It was (3,25) , but thanks anyways. @doulikepiecauseidont