The graph shows the distance a cyclist traveled in yards (y) as a function of time in seconds (x). The graph is divided into four segments; labeled P, Q, R, and S, respectively. A line graph is drawn on the first quadrant of a coordinate plane. The x axis is labeled Time in seconds, and the y axis is labeled Distance in yards. The line graph is divided into 4 segments labeled P, Q, R, and S. P starts at the origin and is a straight line slanting up. Q is a line segment that starts at the end of P and is horizontal. R is a straight line that starts at the end of Q and slants up with a steeper slope than P. S is a straight line that starts at the end of R and slopes down to touch the x axis. Which segment did the cyclist complete before stopping for a drink of water?

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Anahi Wolf

5 October, 09:28

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Yuliana Simpson · Answer 1

its Q cause that's where the line doesn't go up in distance

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Peter Wilkerson 5 October, 12:02

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The answer is letter S