identify the situation that each graph could represent
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CORRECT ANSWERS
1: The length of a necklace that you make at a rate of 10cm per hour without taking a break.
2: The height of a baseball thrown into the air
3: The distance you are from home if you walk to your friend's house, stay there for 5 minutes and then walk to school.
4: The amount of money in a cash drawer after each transaction at a store
1: The length of a necklace that you make at a rate of 10cm per hour without taking a break.
2: The height of a baseball thrown into the air
3: The distance you are from home if you walk to your friend's house, stay there for 5 minutes and then walk to school.
4: The amount of money in a cash drawer after each transaction at a store
who's right?
nvm there both right
IT IS A B A D
Monkey is right I got 100%
monke
Ree is 100% correct!
Damn am I year too late? And also ree is still correct. And whoever is reading this have a blessed holiday
Ree is still right in 2023
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CORRECT ANSWERS
1: The length of a necklace that you make at a rate of 10cm per hour without taking a break.
2: The height of a baseball thrown into the air
3: The distance you are from home if you walk to your friend's house, stay there for 5 minutes and then walk to school.
4: The amount of money in a cash drawer after each transaction at a store
is correct also take a look at the likes of an answer to see if it could be right or wrong.
CORRECT ANSWERS
1: The length of a necklace that you make at a rate of 10cm per hour without taking a break.
2: The height of a baseball thrown into the air
3: The distance you are from home if you walk to your friend's house, stay there for 5 minutes and then walk to school.
4: The amount of money in a cash drawer after each transaction at a store
is correct also take a look at the likes of an answer to see if it could be right or wrong.
That is correct. It's always important to double-check answers and look for corroborating evidence, such as likes or upvotes, to ensure they are accurate.
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