Final answer:
Graph B does not show a proportional relationship between distance and time, the constant of proportionality in Graph A is not C, Graph C does not show an object that speeds up over time, the unit rate in Graph B is 2 feet per second, and an object represented by Graph A is not moving faster than an object represented by Graph B.
Step-by-step explanation:
a. False. Graph B does not show a proportional relationship between distance and time. In a proportional relationship, the graph would be a straight line passing through the origin (0,0). Graph B shows a curved line, indicating non-proportional relationship.
b. False. In Graph A, the constant of proportionality between distance and time is not C. The constant of proportionality can be determined by finding the slope of the graph, which is the ratio of change in distance to change in time.
c. False. Graph C does not show an object that speeds up over time. A graph showing an object speeding up would have an increasing slope.
d. True. The unit rate in Graph B is 2 feet per second. This can be determined by finding the slope of the graph, which represents the rate of change of distance with respect to time.
e. False. An object represented by Graph A is not moving faster than an object represented by Graph B. The speed of an object cannot be determined solely by looking at the position vs. time graph.