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From 6 mo to 12 mo, it increases 0.6%.
From 12 mo to 18 mo, it increases 0.1%. The change over a 6 mo period gets smaller as the period gets longer or the rate gets higher.
From 6 mo to 12 mo, it increases 0.6%.
From 12 mo to 18 mo, it increases 0.1%. The change over a 6 mo period gets smaller as the period gets longer or the rate gets higher.
neverminding for a second that the rate is in percents.
it seems what's being asked is, "is the change from a month to the next, constant", as in an arithmetic sequence, well, check the picture below, those coordinates do not give us a straight line, and therefore, we don't have an arithmetic sequence, and therefore, we don't have a "common difference".
and since we don't have a common difference, the rate is not constant.
it seems what's being asked is, "is the change from a month to the next, constant", as in an arithmetic sequence, well, check the picture below, those coordinates do not give us a straight line, and therefore, we don't have an arithmetic sequence, and therefore, we don't have a "common difference".
and since we don't have a common difference, the rate is not constant.
