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A person standing on a moving walkway travels 90 feet in 30 seconds. What equation represents this relationship? How many feet w

ill the person travel in 10 seconds?
A. y = 3x; 30 feet

B. y = 9x; 90 feet

C. y = 1/3x; 3 feet

D. y = 3x; 3 feet

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notka56 [123]3 years ago

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Answer:

What equation represents this relationship? How many feet will the person travel in 10 seconds? A. y = 3x; 30

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