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question: what is the rate of change for y= -3x​

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anoobuttso

Answer:

Rate of change, or slope, is 0.

Step-by-step explanation:

Normally, we would say that the number with the -3x if there was one, would be called B but seeming as there is no number, I can only assume that the rate of change is 0. So the point would be (0,0).

manissaha129

Answer:

[tex] \frac{y}{x} = m = \tan( \theta) \\ \boxed{y = \tan( \theta) x} \\ \boxed{y = mx}[/tex]

where, m and tan∅ is the slope of the line

Here, the rate of change for line y = -3x is the slope of the given line

Comparing the above equation with y = -3x, we get

[tex] \tan( \theta) = - 3 \\ m = - 3 \\ \boxed{\frac{y}{x} = - 3}[/tex]

Therefore, -3 is the rate of change for y = -3x

  • -3 is the right answer.
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