To determine which object is moving at a rate of 2 feet per second, we need to analyze the coordinates provided.
The coordinates given are:
- Point A: (0, 6)
- Point B: (0, 6)
- Point C: (0, 3)
In this case, the x-coordinate represents time in seconds, and the y-coordinate represents distance in feet.
- Point A and Point B are both at (0, 6), meaning that both start at a distance of 6 feet at time 0 seconds and are not moving; they remain at the same position over time as there are no additional x-coordinates indicating movement.
- Point C is at (0, 3), meaning it starts at a distance of 3 feet at time 0 seconds and, like A and B, does not show any x-coordinates indicating movement over time.
Since none of the points indicate a change in distance as time increases, none of the objects can be said to be moving at any positive rate, including 2 feet per second.
So the correct answer is: None of the objects are moving at a rate of 2 feet per second.
However, if this is a multiple-choice question and I have to select from the given options, the best interpretation would be that the correct answer is: None of the objects (if that choice were offered).
In a format of A, B, C, or D as provided:
- A. Object B - Incorrect
- B. Object C - Incorrect
- C. Object A - Incorrect
- D. All of the objects - Incorrect
If forced to choose from the given options, the answer would still stand as none are correct for moving at 2 feet per second.