(a) A sight-seeing ship is stopped in the water for an hour, miles from the shore. Then the captain heads the ship back to the shore at a constant rate. Tl ship docks at shore for awhile, then returns to the open sea. Distance Distance Distance Distance to to to to Shore Shore Shore Shore Time Time Time Time

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For each scenario below, choose the graph that gives the best representation.
(a) A sight-seeing ship is stopped in the water for an hour, miles from the shore. Then the captain heads the ship back to the shore at a constant rate. The
ship docks at shore for awhile, then returns to the open sea.
Distance
Distance
Distance
Distance
to
to
to
to
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Time
0.
Time
ume
Time
(b) Laura is driving at a constant speed. She then slows down to pass an accident. After passing it, she goes back to her original speed and continues driving
at that speed.
Speed
Speed
Speed
Speed
Don't Know
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