Answer with explanation:
Distance with time
1. If we plot time on y axis and Distance on x axis ,the set of points will be (0.19,1),(0.38,2),(0.57,3),(0.76,4),(0.95,5),(1.14,6).
Finding the slope between points
![(x_(1),y_(1)),(x_(2),y_(2)){\text{Using the formula}}\\\\m=(y_(2)-y_(1))/(x_(2)-x_(1))\\\\m=(2-1)/(0.38-0.19)=(3-2)/(0.57-0.38)=(4-3)/(0.76-0.57)=(5-4)/(0.95-0.76)=(6-5)/(1.14-0.95)=(6-1)/(1.14-0.19)=(1)/(0.19)](https://img.qammunity.org/2019/formulas/mathematics/high-school/2knxgc3luebk1aatihi897eum8hrdwc193.png)
Since the slope between any two points is same ,so the given function is linear.
Elevation with Time
2. If we plot time on y axis and Elevation on x axis ,the set of points will be, (12,1),(26,2),(67,3),(98,4),(124,5),(145,6)
Slope between two points is not same .So, this is not a linear function.
Option B: The elevation is a nonlinear function because it does not have a constant rate of change.