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Jane started jogging home from 5 miles away, at a rate of 2 mph. Which equation in slope-intercept form represents Jane's distance from home?
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Jane started jogging home from 5 miles away, at a rate of 2 mph. Which equation in slope-intercept form represents Jane's distance from home?
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10 miles
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