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First options are 88963268second options are cycling at a speed of 4 mph a four hour break4 hours cycling 4 miles Third options are rode for 32 hours total cycled 88 miles totaltook a 96 minute break cycled 68 miles total

First options are 88963268second options are cycling at a speed of 4 mph a four hour-example-1
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From the question, we have:

• The function, d(t), represents the total number of miles Joanna has cycled.

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• The variable, t, represents the number of hours after stopping for a break during her ride.

If t = 4, then Joanna stopped for 4 hours for a break during her ride.

If we substituted the value of t = 4 into the function, d(t), we have:


d(4)=12\cdot4+20\Rightarrow d(4)=48+20\Rightarrow d(4)=68

Then, we have that Joanna has cycled 68 miles.

Therefore, we have that (according to the directions in the question):

So, d(4) = 68. This means that after a four-hour break, Joanna cycled 68 miles in total.

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