Question

The graph represents function 1, and the equation represents function 2:

Function 1
(its the attachmentt)
Function 2
y = 2x + 7

How much more is the rate of change of function 1 than the rate of change of function 2?

Answer 1

@Miss.SweetiePie @kidrah69

Answer 2

I wouldn't be able to help im terrible with graphs

Answer 3

oh ok thanks anyways :) but do you know anyone who does?

Answer 4

I will look :)

Answer 5

@welshfella

Answer 6

@Nnesha

Answer 7

i know that in y = 2x + 7 i have to plug in the x on the graph but i dont understand it.

Answer 8

I can try and help

Answer 9

what the heck?

Answer 10

how do i take that off?

Answer 11

its in slope form "y=mx+b"

Answer 12

only he can delete the comment

Answer 13

well can he...-_-

Answer 14

I wish he would

Answer 15

thats just immature

Answer 16

@sammixboo @poopsiedoodle

Answer 17

i reported him

Answer 18

me? </3

Answer 19

no the one who posted that silly post

Answer 20

hmm <3

Answer 21

no the other guy with the nasty comment

Answer 22

yes thats the word I was looking for

Answer 23

so anyone know how to help me?

Answer 24

@dan815

Answer 25

unfortunately not me, when do you need this by?

Answer 26

today....:(

Answer 27

i think the rate of change is 2 @TheSmartOne

Answer 28

@k_r_y_s_s_o_u_l_a

Answer 29

so am i correct?

Answer 30

Yes, you are. :D

Answer 31

yay thank you!

Answer 32

No problem c: