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Learing Rate Of Change

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This is a simple yes/no game which allows anyone willing to learn rate of change easily grasp the concept.

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This is a simple yes/no game which allows anyone willing to learn rate of change easily grasp the concept.

by VB - 09TJ 835206 Chinguacousy SS
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Does a negative rate of change mean the graph goes downward from left to right?

2

Can the rate of change be used to calculate speed in a moving vehicle?

3

Is rate of change used to describe patterns and relationships in data?

4

Can the rate of change be used to find missing values in a table?

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Is the formula for rate of change (𝑦2−𝑦1)/(𝑥2−𝑥1)?

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Is the rate of change the same number as the coordinateds on the graph?

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Can rate of change be described using units uch as dollars, hours, or size?

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Is the slope of a line the same as its rate of change?

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Can the rate of change be calculated without knowing two points?

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Can the rate of change be positive or negative?

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If the rate of change is constant, is it increasing by the same amount every time?

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Is rate of change calculated by dividing the change in 𝑦 by the change in 𝑥?

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Does the rate of change help predict future values?

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Can you determine rate of change from a table of values, graph, or equation?

15

Does a positive rate of change mean the graph goes upward from left to right?

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Is the rate of change the same as the slope of a line on a graph?

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