Mathematics, 02.03.2022 22:50, spiritcampbell56

consider the distance equation d=rt, where d is the distance (in feet), r is the rate (in feet per second), and t is the time (in seconds). you run fir 50 seconds. Are the distance you run and the rate you run at proportional? Use a graph to justify your answer.

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consider the distance equation d=rt, where d is the distance (in feet), r is the rate (in feet per s...