I'm unable to view images, but I can help you understand how to interpret a coordinate plane that models distance over time.
In such graphs:
- The x-axis represents time in minutes.
- The y-axis represents distance in miles.
To determine when the car stopped and started moving:
- Look for sections of the graph where the line is horizontal – this indicates that the distance is not changing, meaning the car is not moving.
- The point where the line becomes horizontal will indicate the time when the car stops moving.
- When the line starts rising again, it indicates the car has started moving, and you can find the corresponding time on the x-axis.
You can identify specific minutes at which the car stops and starts moving by locating these horizontal sections on the graph.