The amount of time it takes to finish a race might be a function of which of the following?

A.) the entry fee for the race

B.) the number of people involved in the race

C.) the distance of the race

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Mathematics

Ruby Sloan

3 January, 09:40

The amount of time it takes to finish a race might be a function of which of the following?

A.) the entry fee for the race

B.) the number of people involved in the race

C.) the distance of the race

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Bria Mccann · Answer 1

The correct answer is:

C) The distance of the race.

Explanation:

If one variable is written as a function of another, this means there is a relationship between the two variables.

There will be a relationship between the time it takes to finish a race and the distance of the race. The longer the distance of a race is, the more time it will take to finish it. Therefore the time can be written as a function of the distance.

Gaven Richardson · Answer 2

The correct answer is C. The distance of the race

The entry fee and the number of people involved can have no influence on the amount of time it takes to finish it.

The amount of time it takes to finish a race might be a function of which of the following?A.) the entry fee for the raceB.) the number of people involved in the raceC.) the distance of the race

The amount of time it takes to finish a race might be a function of which of the following?

A.) the entry fee for the race

B.) the number of people involved in the race

C.) the distance of the race