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24 October, 11:18

How do you interpret the unit rate as slope?

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    Slope of a line is found by comparing its vertical change to its horizontal change over a certain interval. The slope of any line in the coordinate plane is a number equivalent to its rate of change which, when written with a denominator of 1, is called the unit rate.
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