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Mathematics, 23.10.2020 16:20, jasminebrown72
Students are graphing data they recorded of a marble rolling across the floor in the classroom. Which of the following accurately describes a correct assignment of a label to the graph?
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Distance in Minutes on the x-axis
Time in Meterson the x-axis
Distance in Centimeters on the y-axis
Time in Inches on the y-axis
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