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Mathematics, 23.01.2020 00:31 christi1175

Carol is cross-country skiing. the table shows the distance she traveled after various numbers of minutes. what is the rate of change?
mins distance traveld

2 1 over 6

3 17 over 48

4 13 over 24

5 35 over 48

6 11 over 12

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