Mathematics, 22.01.2021 20:00, angelteddy033

Imagine that you are training for a 13 mile race. On the first day you run 1.5 miles each day you run .5 miles longer than you ran on the previous day how many days will it take you to work up to 13 miles? Create a table, graph and equation and explain the relationship between the dependent and independent variables

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