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A soccer ball is kicked up field as gloria runs to advance it further. The graph presents the distance that Gloria and the socce

r ball are from the kicker over time.
How many seconds will it take for Gloria to connect with the ball?
A. 2 sec.
B. 3 sec.
C. 20 secs.
D. 30 secs

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inna [77]2 years ago

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The answer is d okay

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