What is the constant rate of change? What does it represent?
A. The decrease in the number of cubic yards of mulch for every $1 spent
B. The increase in the number of cubic yards of mulch for every $1 spent
C. The increase in cost for each additional cubic yard of mulch
b. What is the initial value? What might that represent?
The initial value is ___
(Type a whole number.)
The constant rate of change refers to the consistent increase or decrease of one quantity in relation to another. In the context of cubic yards of mulch for every dollar spent, it indicates how much mulch you get for each dollar.
For your question:
– The correct answer is B. The increase in the number of cubic yards of mulch for every $1 spent. This represents the rate at which the quantity of mulch increases as money is spent.
b. The initial value is typically the starting point before any expenses are incurred. Without specific data, I can’t provide a whole number, but in many cases, the initial value might represent the cost of the first unit of mulch or the amount of mulch received with a minimal investment, often around 0 before any money is spent.
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