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What is the constant rate of change in the given equation? y=4x - 6

What is the constant rate of change in the given equation? y=4x - 6
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What is the constant rate of change in the given equation?

y=4x - 6

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In the equation y=mx+b.. your m value is your slope so the slope would be 4/1. You could also figure this out by drawing a graph and lotting the points.
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