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A basketball player makes an average of 10 points for every 15 shots taken. Each shot made by the player is a 2-point shot. The variables in this situation are the number of 2-p…

A basketball player makes an average of 10 points for every 15 shots taken. Each shot made by the player is a 2-point shot. The variables in this situation are the number of 2-p…
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A basketball player makes an average of 10 points for every 15 shots taken. Each shot made by the player is a 2-point shot. The variables in this situation are the number of 2-point shots taken and the number of points made. What is the rate of change for this situation?

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Answer:

1/3

Explanation:

1 shot made divided by three shots taken.

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User Chris Auer
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