Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume two boys are jogging.
Boy 1 jogging speed is 10 kilometres per hour
Boy 2 jogging speed is 20 kilometres per hour
This can be represented in terms of distance, d and time, t. When we do this, we have:
d = 10t boy 1
d = 20t boy 2
This implies that boy 1 rate of change is 10 kilometers for every one hour and boy 2 is 20 kilometers for every 1 hour.
From here, we can conclude that the rate of change of boy 2 is twice the rate of change of boy 1.
