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Mathematics, 16.09.2021 18:40, briannaaaa30

Brayden left his house at time zero and drove for 3 minutes to the store, at a speed of 2 blocks per minute. Then he stopped and went into the store for 6 minutes. From there, he drove in the same direction at a speed of 2 blocks per minute until he got to the bank, which is 6 blocks away from the store. He stopped at the bank for 3 minutes. Then he drove home at a speed of 4 blocks every minute. Make a graph of showing the number of blocks away from home that Brayden is x minutes after he leaves his house, until he gets back home.


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