Bob rides his bike. He records his time and distance each time he stops for water.
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Time Distance
(minutes) (miles)
20
50
10
90
18
130
26
150
30
How many miles will Bob have traveled if he stops after 180 minutes continuing his same pattern? Enter your
answer in the first response box.
Enter the equation that represents the relationship between Bob's distance and the time he stops for water in the
second response box. Use d for the distance he has traveled and t for the time in minutes.

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