Which situation is most likely to show a constant rate of change?
a. the number of customers in a grocery store compared with the day of the week
b. the speed of the wind on a stormy day compared with the time of day
c. the amount of gasoline in a car's tank while driving on a highway at a constant speed compared with time
d. the distance of a student from home during a school day compared with the time of day

- C. The amount of gasoline in a car's tank while driving on a highway at a constant speed compared with time.

Explanation:-

A. The number of customers in a grocery store does not change at a constant rate compared with the day of the week.

B.The speed of the wind on a stormy day does not change at a constant rate compared with the time of day.

C.The amount of gasoline in a car's tank while driving on a highway change at a constant rate at a constant speed compared with time

.[as velocity=rate of change in distance]

D.The distance of a student from home during a school day does not change at a constant rate compared with the time of day.[as distance remains constant compared to time]

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nope.   happens to me as well.

-aparri