Mathematics, 11.11.2021 21:10 josebrown521
Aubrey and Charlie are driving to a city that is 120 mi from their house. They have already traveled 20 mi, and they are driving at a constant rate of 50 mi/h. Complete the function that models the distance they drive as a function of time. Then complete a reasonable domain for this situation.
function notation in slope-intercept form: f(x) =
reasonable domain:
≤ x ≤
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