For linear graphs, the rate of change is the gradient (Δy/Δx), with units as dependent variable per independent variable.
For a linear graph, the rate of change is calculated as the gradient (Δy/Δx) between two points, with units of the dependent variable per unit of the independent variable.
Front | Explain how to calculate the rate of change from a graph showing a linear relationship. (and how to determine units) |
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Back | Calculating rate of change from linear relationship:
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