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Rebecca leaves home to go to work. She walks the first 5 minutes and then increases her speed until she gets to work. Which graph represents the situation?
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Rebecca leaves home to go to work. She walks the first 5 minutes and then increases her speed until she gets to work. Which graph represents the situation?

Rebecca leaves home to go to work. She walks the first 5 minutes and then increases-example-1
Rebecca leaves home to go to work. She walks the first 5 minutes and then increases-example-1
Rebecca leaves home to go to work. She walks the first 5 minutes and then increases-example-2
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Yeah I think so because she starts out slow and gets faster
Rebecca leaves home to go to work. She walks the first 5 minutes and then increases-example-1
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I believe that this is the answer.

Rebecca leaves home to go to work. She walks the first 5 minutes and then increases-example-1
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