To determine the rate of change of the graph representing the cost of a taxi in New York City, we typically need specific information regarding the cost associated with a certain distance or points on the graph (like a slope).
If, for example, the cost increases by $2.00 for every mile traveled, then the rate of change would be $2.00 per mile.
Without the specific graph or values, I can't calculate or confirm the exact rate. However, based on common knowledge of taxi fares, the typical starting fare can be around $2.50, with an additional cost per mile.
If you have the exact details or points from the graph that illustrate how the cost varies with distance, please provide them and I can help you determine the rate of change or confirm one of the answer choices.
1 answer