2.96 meters per second is the answer I'm getting. I took the total seconds and divided it by how many times he ran around the track to get his speed for lap and then I divided his lap speed by how long the track was to get his meters per second
Answer:
The degree is 1
It is a linear function
m = -5 and b = 0
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to get the degree of the equation
As we can see, it is a linear function with the highest power of as 1
That means it is of degree 1
Comparing with the general form;
y = mx + b
m = -5
b = 0
I think it is C
Hope this helped