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HELP NO LINKS Jesse wants to start driving himself to and from school each day his parents want to know how much driving time wo

uld be involved so Jesse surveyed for neighbors who live on his block and drive to school data he collected is displayed in the table below

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The answer is B. have a good thanksgiving

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