The graph shows the distances traveled by two bikers. A third biker travels 24 miles in 3 hours. How does the third biker compare with Biker 1 and Biker 2? A. The third biker is slower than both Biker 1 and Biker 2. B. The third biker is faster than both Biker 1 and Biker 2. C. The third biker is faster than Biker 1 but slower than Biker 2. D. The third biker is faster than Biker 2 but slower than Biker 1.

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Kelley

Mathematics

28 November, 14:18

The graph shows the distances traveled by two bikers. A third biker travels 24 miles in 3 hours. How does the third biker compare with Biker 1 and Biker 2? A. The third biker is slower than both Biker 1 and Biker 2. B. The third biker is faster than both Biker 1 and Biker 2. C. The third biker is faster than Biker 1 but slower than Biker 2. D. The third biker is faster than Biker 2 but slower than Biker 1.

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Mia Andersen · Answer 1

Hey I think the answer to your problem is eighter c or d! I think the real answer is: biker 1 travels 40 miles in 4 hours from the graph so it travels 10 miles per hour and 30 miles for 3 hours. biker 2 travels 45 miles in 5 hours from the graph so it travels 9 miles per hour and 27 miles for 3 hours. Therefore, third biker is slower than both of them. it is A.