Question

Arthur sits in the park reading a newspaper, then starts walking home at a constant pace. He stops for bagels, then walks the rest of the way home.

Answer 1

What does the x-axis represent in this situation?

Answer 2

time it takes for him to reach his house

Answer 3

because the y should represent distance from his house

Answer 4

as you can see in the first part where he sits down and is stationary, the time of him sitting increases but his location is a constant he isnt moving

Answer 5

this should be enough evidence for my answer so now give me headpats and call me a good boy

Answer 6

aha thanks

Answer 7

But wb X?

Answer 8

np, u can pay me back by convincing jay to make me a mod #walen4modz

Answer 9

yea like i said x is the time it takes for him to reach his house

Answer 10

meant y

Answer 11

i also said that

Answer 12

read my replies m8

Answer 13

do u understand?

Answer 14

Yea i think soo

Answer 15

cant believe ur a mathlete

Answer 16

jay should make me albert heisenberg mendeleev newton if you're a mathlete

Answer 17

lmaoo

Answer 18

During which parts of the graph does Arthur's distance from home decrease?

Answer 19

ok like no offense

Answer 20

use your brain

Answer 21

i already gave u the x ad y axis

Answer 22

it should be easy to figure out

Answer 23

2?

Answer 24

idk im a bit messed up

Answer 25

there are multiple

Answer 26

2 and 4?

Answer 27

there are more

Answer 28

oh wait ye 2 and 4

Answer 29

5?

Answer 30

nah just 2 and 4

Answer 31

oh thanks lmao

Answer 32

im asian my eyes are small

Answer 33

but because im asian i get to make the maths rules

Answer 34

If Arthur's pace had not been constant after leaving the bagel shop, which part of the graph would change? Explain how that part of the graph would change.

Answer 35

LMAOO WHAT

Answer 36

well obviously the pace after he leaves the bagel shop

Answer 37

look at the areas which he stops at, those are the constants of your graph, use that to figure it out

Answer 38

3 and 5

Answer 39

are u sure?

Answer 40

*Arthur sits in the park reading a newspaper*, then starts walking home at a constant pace. *He stops for bagels*, then walks the rest of the way home.

Answer 41

also for the second part you can say that it wouldnt be a straight line

Answer 42

wym second part?

Answer 43

of the question

Answer 44

Explain how that part of the graph would change.

Answer 45

Wait which question tho?

Answer 46

@walen get back here

Answer 47

what

Answer 48

how old are u btw

Answer 49

10

Answer 50

i failed kindergaten tho

Answer 51

how are you lv 99

Answer 52

a 98 on problem solving? jesus

Answer 53

:')

Answer 54

now help

Answer 55

If Arthur's pace had not been constant after leaving the bagel shop, which part of the graph would change? Explain how that part of the graph would change.

Answer 56

ok lets look at this

Answer 57

Arthur sits in the park reading a newspaper, then starts walking home at a constant pace. He stops for bagels, then walks the rest of the way home.

Answer 58

so our boy arthur stops once in the park reading the news

Answer 59

then he stops a second time for dem juicy bagels

Answer 60

and each time he stops a part of the graph becomes a constant basically a flat line

Answer 61

now where is the second flat line located in the graph

Answer 62

the second flat line indicates the bagel shop

Answer 63

3

Answer 64

YESSS

Answer 65

ok so its 3 = bagel shop

Answer 66

what question we on?

Answer 67

If Arthur's pace had not been constant after leaving the bagel shop, which part of the graph would change? Explain how that part of the graph would change.

Answer 68

this one

Answer 69

so the bagel shop is at 3

Answer 70

now after the bagel shop he walks home

Answer 71

which part is the part where he walks home

Answer 72

so the answer for that one is 3?

Answer 73

nononono

Answer 74

read the question

Answer 75

it should be 4

Answer 76

because thats the part he walks home

Answer 77

now its saying if it wasnt a constant

Answer 78

meaning that arthur could stop or speed up any time he wanted

Answer 79

using your concept of time and distance how do you think this would affect the graph

Answer 80

@tetsxpreme

Answer 81

im thinking your typing so much i cant think bro

Answer 82

you're

Answer 83

ok are u in the qc discord?

Answer 84

i will get into a vc and explain it personally

Answer 85

i was until i got banned for being 10

Answer 86

sucks to suck

Answer 87

ok man

Answer 88

do u just want the ans

Answer 89

yea sure

Answer 90

i can just give u the ans if thats what u want

Answer 91

thanks bbg

Answer 92

ok which question

Answer 93

If Arthur's pace had not been constant after leaving the bagel shop, which part of the graph would change? Explain how that part of the graph would change.

Answer 94

part4 would change and would not have a straight line,

Answer 95

When is Arthur waiting for bagels? Explain how you know.

Answer 96

part 3 because the time increases but his distance does not

Answer 97

wym part 3? do i include that in the answer?

Answer 98

yes
include both

Answer 99

im so confused

Answer 100

"part 3 because the time increases but his distance does not and it is right before the distance reaches 0 indicating he has reached home"

Answer 101

for which one?

Answer 102

the most recent question you sent

Answer 103

If Arthur's pace had not been constant after leaving the bagel shop, which part of the graph would change? Explain how that part of the graph would change.?

Answer 104

how many questions are there

Answer 105

i just answered tht one

Answer 106

yea i couldnt find it

Answer 107

If Arthur had spent less time reading his newspaper, which part of the graph would change? How would that part change? ? Last one

Answer 108

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Answer 109

thats the ansre?

Answer 110

answer?

Answer 111

yes

Answer 112

ahh ty you just earned yourself a spot in my heart <3