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the graph shows the amount of saturated fat contained in a certain brand of potato chips. Describe what the slope of the line represents in the context of the problem.
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Without seeing the graph, the slope of the line in this context represents the rate of change in the amount of saturated fat contained in the potato chips per unit of another variable. This could be the rate of change per serving size, per weight, or per batch. Essentially, the slope gives information about how quickly the amount of saturated fat in the potato chips is increasing or decreasing as the relevant variable changes. A positive slope would indicate that the amount of saturated fat is increasing as the variable increases, while a negative slope would indicate that the amount of saturated fat is decreasing as the variable increases.