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William is in the middle of swimming in a ten-mile race. He swims at a steady speed, and then slows down, stops to eat, swims faster to get back in the race, and returns to a steady speed. He later stops
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William is in the middle of swimming in a ten-mile race. He swims at a steady speed, and then slows down, stops to eat, swims faster to get back in the race, and returns to a steady speed. He later stops for water, and then again swims faster to get back in the race. Which graph best represents the situation?

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It would be option A. on EDGE.

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William is in the middle of swimming in a ten-mile race. He swims at a steady speed-example-1
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Something like this, unless graphs are curved
William is in the middle of swimming in a ten-mile race. He swims at a steady speed-example-1
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