Mathematics, 28.08.2020 23:01 kdfawesome5582

The table shows the distance y (in miles) that you travel on a road in x minutes. What type of function best models the data? Time (minutes), xDistance (miles), y
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constant function

linear function

absolute value function

quadratic function

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