A student is running a 10-kilometer race. He runs 1 kilometer every 4 minutes. Select the function that describes his distance from the finish line. (1 point)

f(x) = - alt= x + 4
f(x) = - 1 over 10 x + 4
f(x) = 1 over 10 x + 10
f(x) = - alt= x + 10

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A student is running a 10-kilometer race. He runs 1 kilometer every 4 minutes. Select the function that describes his distance from the finish line. (1 point) 
  
 f(x) = - alt= x + 4 
 f(x) = - 1 over 10 x + 4 
 f(x) = 1 over 10 x + 10 
 f(x) = - alt= x + 10

anonymous · Answer

@LifeEngineer  @Luigi0210  @TestingAccount  @nikato

anonymous · Answer

distance from the finish line is how much he has left to go. in otherwords, his distance from the finish is the total race distance minus the distance he travels.

the distance he travels is his speed times the amount of time hes been running. give it a shot from here

anonymous · Answer

@steffw

anonymous · Answer

O @LifeEngineer  I didn't see that ummm I'll try :/

anonymous · Answer

@Richard_Feynman  can you help again? :/

anonymous · Answer

Yeah @LifeEngineer  I keep going over it and it's not making sense to me?

anonymous · Answer

I feel like the answer is B but I'm not sure!