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Mathematics, 17.12.2020 01:00 jazprincezz7606

The graph shows how far a snail traveled over time. What information can you draw from the point (3, 18) on the graph?

a)The snail traveled 18 ft in 3 h.

b)The snail traveled 3 ft in 6 h.

c)The snail traveled 3 ft in 18 h.

d)The snail traveled 6 ft in 3 h.


The graph shows how far a snail traveled over time.

What information can you draw from the point

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