Please help with equations tables and graphs

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REY [17]3 years ago

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A. time and distance
1.distance depends on time
2. independent. time
dependent. distance
b. y=50x
input number put in for x
output the y value after its solved.
2a. y=50(6)
y=300
2b. no it will travel 25 miles less because if you plug 4 in for x it equals 200
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