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Solve the Problem. -You Brake Your Car from a Speed of 60 Mph

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-You brake your car from a speed of 60 mph. The table shows data that represent your car's speed versus the amount of time elapsed from the moment that you began to brake. Solve the problem. -You brake your car from a speed of 60 mph. The table shows data that represent your car's speed versus the amount of time elapsed from the moment that you began to brake.   Graph the data. For what interval of time is the speed increasing? For what interval of time is the speed Decreasing? For what interval of time is the speed constant?  A)    Elapsed Time (seconds)  0 to 4 seconds; None; 4 to 6 seconds  B)    Elapsed Time (seconds)  0 to 5 seconds; None; 5 to 6 seconds  C)    Elapsed Time (seconds)  None; 0 to 5 seconds; 5 to 6 seconds  D)    Elapsed Time (seconds)  None; 0 to 4 seconds; 4 to 6 seconds Graph the data. For what interval of time is the speed increasing? For what interval of time is the speed Decreasing? For what interval of time is the speed constant?

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