Question

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Answer 1

@harishk @arabpride @Bananas1234 @kohai @Callisto

Answer 2

rate of change: they are asking how y is changing with respect to x

Answer 3

Or slope, in other words

Answer 4

I have no idea ;; It's a pretest... Any idea what the answer might be?

Answer 5

look at your graph, u see how if u pick a point on your line it gives u a x value and a y value

Answer 6

Yeah I see..

Answer 7

they are asking you how is the value of the y coodinate changing when you change x

Answer 8

Is it 2? :o

Answer 9

is the y coordinate ever changing?

Answer 10

label a couple of points on that line, and tell me what u notice

Answer 11

uhh i don't.. think so?

Answer 12

i dont know how to do that, im sorry. its very new to me, its a pretest & i dont think we're supposed to exactly know how to do this stuff quite yet..

Answer 13

its okay

Answer 14

so you saw how the y is not changing right

Answer 15

it's also 4am where i am so.. im gonna fall asleep like any second now. i just wann aget the test over with ;;w;

Answer 16

this means the rate of 'change' is 0

Answer 17

Pretests just let you preview what you're going to learn and see what you already know

Answer 18

since there is change in the y value

Answer 19

right,, okay.

Answer 20

there is no*

Answer 21

i see.

Answer 22

to calculate your rate of change you would see the change in y for every change in x

Answer 23

y=mx+b where m is slope. You can easily find the slope on the equation. To find the "how much more" part, you subtract them..

Answer 24

if you have 2 points
x1,y1 and x2,y2
(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

Answer 25

Dan's way is optimal for when your slopes aren't nice and clean like this problem, you should memorize the formula

Answer 26

Okay ^-^

Answer 27

do you have any idea what the answer might be? im really so tired. ive been working for like 3-4 hours straight now and i wanted to get this wrapped up quickly so i dont have to worry about being behind..

Answer 28

The slope of function 1 is 0 because it's a straight line, it's never increasing or decreasing. If y=mx+b where m is your slope is 2 (y=2x+7), you subtract 0 and 2 to get the "how much more" ---- that's if I'm seeing this correctly

Answer 29

0-2? then it would be.. uh, 2? am i right?

Answer 30

Yeah that's what I'm thinking. If I'm wrong someone feel free to jump in, but that's what I think the question is asking

Answer 31

I think it would be 2-0 though

Answer 32

alright !! thank you for your help.,

Answer 33

Good luck on the pre-test, sleep well

Answer 34

thanks ^^