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  1. Default text (Verdana 24 pt) Variation Default shape Dark blue outline, 3 pt weight Light blue fill Black text, centered Verdana 24 pt Variation Variation (not exhaustive)

  2. In this lesson, you are going to learn how to compare distance-time graphs and equations.

  3. y = 8x + 30 Maria installs carpet for $8 an hour plus a $30 installation fee.

  4. Distance-Time Representations distance = rate x time d = r x t / d = rt d = 10t Example: Biking at 10 miles an hour distance = rate x time d = r x t / d = rt

  5. Distance-Time Representations distance = rate x time d = r x t / d = rt d = 10t d = 10t

  6. Three cars are traveling from New York City to Washington, DC. Each are represented below. Which car is driving at the fastest rate? Miles = 65 x hours

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