Mathematics, 09.02.2021 21:20 brie821
Kyle and Melissa compare their walking rates. Kyle walks 4 feet per second and Melissa walks 2.5 feet per second.
A) Which equation represents the distance, d in feet that Kyle walks in t seconds?
B) Which equation represents the distance, d in feet that Melissa walks in t seconds?
C) How many feet can Melissa walk in 45 seconds?
D)How long will it take Kyle to walk 80 feet?
E)Which point tells you that Kyle can walk 28 feet in 7 seconds?
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