What is the difference in the rate of change between the two containers?

To calculate the difference in the rate of change between two containers, we would need specific information regarding how the rate of change is defined for these containers—it could be the rate at which water is poured in or out, how the temperature changes, how pressure varies, etc., as well as the numerical values of these rates. Without specific details, I cannot provide a precise calculation or number.

However, the general approach to find the difference in the rate of change is as follows:

1. Identify what kind of rate of change is being compared. (e.g., volume per time, temperature per time)

2. Obtain the numerical rate of change for both containers. This could be in units like liters per second, degrees Celsius per minute, etc.

3. Subtract the smaller rate from the larger rate to find the difference.

For example, if container A has a rate of change of 5 liters per minute and container B has a rate of change of 3 liters per minute, then the difference in their rates of change would be:

Rate of change for container A - Rate of change for container B = 5 liters/minute - 3 liters/minute = 2 liters/minute

So, the difference in the rate of change between the two containers is 2 liters per minute.