The correct option is
D Slope of C > Slope of A > Slope of B
We have to find the rate of change of a function for different situations.
Equation of Function A is y = 2.5x + 10
The above equation is in the form of
y = mx + c
We know in the equation y = mx + c, "m" indicates the slope which is also known rate of change of a function.
∴ Slope = rate of change of = 2.5
Function A
For Function B:
The graph cuts the y-axis at (0,10) and the x-axis at (25,0).
The rate of change of function B=Change in yChange in x
=0 − 1025 − 0
=−0.4
So, rate of change of B = 0.4
For Function C, we observe:
The rate of change of function C=Change in yChange in x
=20 − 44 − 0
=4
So, the rate of change of C = 4
From the above values, we get:
Slope of C>Slope of A>Slope of B