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Rita measured distances that a small boat traveled over 30 s. She wants to create a distance-time graph to show her data. Which

of the following should Rita put on the vertical Y axis?
100 POINTS
NEED HELP ASAP

A)

velocity

B)

speed

C)

time

D)

distance

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algol [13]3 years ago

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I’m pretty sure you use distance

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