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I have two question I NEEDS HELP
1# Jason is participating in a walkathon. He writes the equation m = 2d + 50 to represent the amount of money he collects from each sponsor for walking d kilometers. What number represents the rate of change?
2# Cierra is keeping track of the amount of money in her lunch account each week. She writes the equation A = -6w + 40. What number represents the rate of change?

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Darth21

Answer:

The rate of change is the slope

In this case

m=2d+50 is a slope intercept equation.

where m is where the y would be

the 2 which is originally where the slope or (m) would be

the d for the (x)

and 50 for the y intercpet or (b)

so

#1=2

The expalantion is the same but different numbers, when asked for the rate of change look at the slope or the number next to the variable. Also put it in y=mx+b form to make sure the number is correct.

#2= -6

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