Aaron rides his bike at a constant rate of 10 miles per hour. Which table represents y, the number of miles Aaron rides his bike
in x hours?
Number of hours, x Number of miles, y
0.5 10
1 10
1.5 10
2 10
2.5 10
Number of hours, x Number of miles, y
0.5 10
1 20
1.5 30
2 40
2.5 50
Number of hours, x Number of miles, y
0.5 5
1 10
1.5 15
2 20
2.5 25
Number of hours, x Number of miles, y
0.5 10.5
1 11
1.5 11.5
2 12
2.5 12.5
Number of hours, x Number of miles, y
0.5 10
1 10
1.5 10
2 10
2.5 10
Number of hours, x Number of miles, y
0.5 10
1 20
1.5 30
2 40
2.5 50
Number of hours, x Number of miles, y
0.5 5
1 10
1.5 15
2 20
2.5 25
Number of hours, x Number of miles, y
0.5 10.5
1 11
1.5 11.5
2 12
2.5 12.5
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