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Oliver and Robin have different stride lengths and want to compare them. Oliver uses a table to represent the distance he travels in feet related tothe number of strides he takes. Question 2 Using Robin's graph, how can you find the unit rate?

Oliver and Robin have different stride lengths and want to compare them. Oliver uses-example-1
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The grpah is plotted with the number of strides along the x axis and the distance travelled along the y axis.

So, the slope of the graph gives the distance travelled by Robin per stride or the stride length. The approximate value of slope of the graph is,


\text{Slope}=(\Delta y)/(\Delta x)=(8-0)/(3-0)=(8)/(3)=2.67

So, the stride length or the unit rate of Robin is approximately 2.67 feet.

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