Mathematics, 05.11.2020 18:50 DRock4976

Antonio jogs 2 laps every 5 minutes. Which point represents this relationship? On a coordinate plane, a graph titled Antonio's Lap Times has Number of laps on the x-axis and Number of minutes on the y-axis. Point A is (1, 10), point B is (2, 5), point C is (5, 2), and point D is (10, 1).
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