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3 years ago

Karen is riding her bike at 4 miles per hour she wants to show this on a graph what should she draw

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astraxan [27]3 years ago

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Graph needs to be labeled. I labeled it as shown on picture. It also needs a title. The title can be up to you. :) you can title it “Karen riding her bike”

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