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Two functions are graphed. y = f(x) has a positive rate of change and y = g(x) has a negative rate of change. Ignoring the sign of the rate of change, who has a greater rate of …

Two functions are graphed. y = f(x) has a positive rate of change and y = g(x) has a negative rate of change. Ignoring the sign of the rate of change, who has a greater rate of …
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Two functions are graphed. y = f(x) has a positive rate of change and y = g(x) has a negative rate of change. Ignoring the sign of the

rate of change, who has a greater rate of change and by how much?

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d).f(x) has a rate or change that is quadruple that of g(x)

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