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I notice the slope is positive
I wonder why the number are going by 50

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Mason I notice it is a graph and it is talking about distance by traveling and time. I wonder if we will have this quastion on the test

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Mason I notice it is a graph and it is talking about distance by traveling and time. I wonder if we will have this quastion on the test

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I notice that the distance(mi) goes to 250 and that’s far past 150.

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I notice that the line is positive

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I notice it’s a positive line

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I think the slop is 2 because its rise/run and the rise is 2 and the run is 1 and 2 divided by 1 is 2

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The slope is two

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I notice

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I noticed it’s a positive graph

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The slope is 2 and it represents the miles by time?

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I think it takes them six hours to travel 150 miles

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The slope is 2 and it represents the number of hours

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The slope is 2 because rise over run. In rise it’s 2 and in run it’s 1. And it represent the hours.

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It’s a positive line

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I notice it’s a positive graph and it starts at 50 and goes up by 2.

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I notice the graph is positive and I wonder what the slope is.

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I noticed It took them 3 hour for 150 miles.

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Tim traveled 250 miles in 10 hours

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I noticed that there is 250 miles
And I wonder who will run that much

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It would take 3 hours to travel 150 miles.

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the slope/constant is something that repeats over and over. To get the slope you would have to do rise over run which is 2/1 and 2 divided by 1 is 2. So your slope is 2.

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It took them 3 hours to travel 150 miles

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It takes them 3 hours to travel 150 miles

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250 i think from the hours it would me five more hours ig?

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3 hours

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Tim traveled 250 miles in 10 hours.

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The slope is 2

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I think it takes six hours to travel 150 miles because I just went up two times till it went up to 150.

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It would be 500 miles i know that because each hour it is 50 miles so I kept going up

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It took them 2.5 hours to go to 150 miles

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In 10 hours he would travel 300 miles because every dot on the graph i went up and on the y-axis it shows it going by 50.

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3 hours

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I multiplied 250 x 2 and that makes 500 so he did 500 miles under 10 hours

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the slope you would have to do rise over run which is 2/1 and 2 divided by 1 is 2. So your slope is 2.

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I notice that there is 250 miles

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I notice the graph gets to 250

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I wonder if why Tim ran that much

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I notice that the graph is positive

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I notice its a positive graph

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It would take them 3 hours

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The slope is 2/1 and it represents the hours

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250 miles in 10 hours

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The slope is 2 and it represents the number of hours

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It took him 3 hours

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It took them 3 hours because it goes three points to the 150

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He traveled 500 miles know this because 5hours =250 so 5+5=10 and 250x250=500

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He travels 500 miles in 10 hours

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I notice the number goes to 250 I wonder why it goes that high

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I notice the line has 4 points plotted i wonder how much hours would it take to travel to 400

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The slope is 2/1 it represents his distance in miles.

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It took 3 hours

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The graph is negative

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It would take 500 miles because half of 10 is 5 and at 5 is 250 so just add 250 + 250

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It’s reappeared

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I think 400 something. Partial because it goes off the graph

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I notice that the numbers on the y and x access aren’t the same the x access  has lower numbers.

I wonder what is the slope

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I notice that the slope is 2, and I wonder if this graph has an error or maybe it’s line is different?

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The slope is 2 and it represents how much miles you travel every 2 hours

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It took him 3 hours

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He traveled 500 miles in 10 hours.

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The slope is 2 because that rise/run is repeating.

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I notice it goes by 50s I wonder why it goes by 50s

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I notice it’s positive
I wonder why the first dot is at 50

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I notice there is no y intercept. I wonder why there isn’t a y intercept

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I notice it’s positive I wonder how much he ran

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The slope represents the miles

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The slope is 2. I know because slope means constant and 2 keeps happening

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The slope is two because 2/1 is 2

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It takes him 10 hours

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The slop is 2

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3 hours

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It took him 3 hours for 150

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It approximately took them 3 hours

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He traveled 500 because he travels 250 in 5 hours and i just multiplied 250 x 2

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250+ because it goes off the graph

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Tim could travel 500 miles in 10 hours.

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I think the slope  is 2 and it represents the distance

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It took him 3 hours

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I think its 500 miles in 10 hours