Asked by Andrea
what is the rate of change of the function y=3
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Answered by
Damon
That is a horizontal line, changeless forever and ever, no slope at all :)
Answered by
Reiny
in y = mx + b, the rate of change or slope is m
consider y = 3 as
y = 0x + 3
so the rate of change is zero, or "y does not change", it is always 3
consider y = 3 as
y = 0x + 3
so the rate of change is zero, or "y does not change", it is always 3
Answered by
Steve
I think Damon went a bit overboard. The line has a slope, and it is zero.
Not at all the same as having no slope at all. A vertical line's slope is undefined. Hmmm. Is that the same as not having a slope? Not sure...
Not at all the same as having no slope at all. A vertical line's slope is undefined. Hmmm. Is that the same as not having a slope? Not sure...
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