our riding your bike to the park, sit to read for a while, and then ride your bike home. It takes you less time to ride from the park to your house than it took to ride from your house to the park. Draw a sketch of a graph that shows your possible distance traveled over time. Label each section.
Please help me in anyway you can. Can you explain it to me, please?
Could be that the ride home be downhill?
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Sure! I can help you with that. To draw a sketch of the graph showing your possible distance traveled over time, we need to consider a few things.
First, we know that it takes you less time to ride from the park to your house than it took to ride from your house to the park. This suggests that you ride faster on your way back home.
Let's define the x-axis as the time and the y-axis as the distance traveled. We'll start by plotting the points for your journey to the park and back.
Section 1: Riding from your house to the park
Choose a starting point on the graph, let's say (0, 0), indicating that you start at your house. As time progresses, your distance traveled increases. So, you can start by drawing a diagonal line that goes upwards and to the right to represent the increasing distance as you ride to the park. The slope of this line will be less steep since it took you more time to reach the park.
Section 2: Sitting at the park
When you reach the park, you stop riding and sit down to read for a while. During this time, your distance traveled remains constant since you're not moving. This portion of the graph will be a horizontal line, starting where the first section ends.
Section 3: Riding from the park to your house
After you finish reading and decide to ride back home, you start moving again. However, we know that it takes you less time to ride back, which implies that you ride faster. So, this part of the graph should have a steeper slope compared to the first section. You can draw a diagonal line that goes upwards and to the right, starting where the second section ends.
To summarize, your graph will consist of three sections. The first section will have a less steep slope, indicating your slower speed on the way to the park. The second section will be a flat line, representing the time you spend sitting at the park. And the third section will have a steeper slope, indicating your faster speed on the way back home.
I hope this explanation helps you in drawing the graph. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!