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3 years ago

❗️Please help BIG POINTS❗️

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Inessa [10]3 years ago

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Dude, what kind of question is this??? Here's my best shot.
If they start at the 32-mile mark, then the we can use 32 as the intercept. 50 can be the change in position over time, so
y=50x+32 (?)

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