The rate of change in this relationship represents the cost per color copy that Jessica is paying for her campaign fliers. Since there is a linear relationship between the number of color copies and the total cost, this means that for every additional color copy she prints, the total cost increases by a fixed amount.
To express this formally, you can say:
The total cost of the print job increases by $X per color copy.
Here, $X would be the specific dollar amount charged by the print shop for each color copy. To determine the exact value of $X, Jessica would need to obtain a price quote from the print shop.