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Please help me determine the constant rate of change for both of these tables. 5 and 6 please.

Please help me determine the constant rate of change for both of these tables. 5 and-example-1

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The constant rate of change between two given points on the function is given by,


R=(\Delta y)/(\Delta x)

Since it is already mentioned that the rate of change is constant, so we don't need to check that. And the constant rate of change can be evaluated using any 2 pair of points from the table.

5.

Consider the first two points, (1,6) and (2,12).

The constant rate of change is calculated as,


\begin{gathered} R=(12-6)/(2-1) \\ R=(6)/(1) \\ R=6 \end{gathered}

Thus, the constant rate of change is 6 units in 'y' per unit change in 'x'.

6.

Consider the first two points, (2,18) and (4,36).

The constant rate of change is calculated as,


\begin{gathered} R=(36-18)/(4-2) \\ R=(18)/(2) \\ R=(9\cdot2)/(2) \\ R=9 \end{gathered}

Thus, the constant rate of change is 9 units in 'y' per unit change in 'x'.

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