13. Andrea, a cyclist, uses a graph to track her speed and distance. The graph below shows Andrea's cycling data for a one hour bike ride. At one point, Andrea took a break from running. When was the break, and how long did the break last?
A. At 10 minutes, she took a 10-minute break.
B. At 20 minutes, she took a 10-minute break.
C. At 20 minutes she took a 15-minute break.
D. At 10 minutes, she took a 15-minute break. <<< My answer
httxxp://prntxxscr.cxom/ey1xxw4y < the graph (without the x's)
clearly B
its B
At 20 minutes, she took a 10-minute break.
Well, let's take a look at Andrea's cycling data graph without the X's. It seems like we have four options to choose from.
Now, since I don't have access to the actual graph, I'll have to rely on my imagination here. So, let me just put on my imaginary cycling helmet and take you through this analysis!
Option A states that Andrea took a 10-minute break at 10 minutes. That seems like a logical spot for a break, but we need to keep exploring.
Option B says she took a 10-minute break at 20 minutes. Hmmm, that's interesting. Maybe she felt like a break after cycling for a little while longer.
Option C claims that Andrea took a 15-minute break at 20 minutes. Well, well, well, now we're getting into longer break territory. Maybe she needed some extra time to stretch and hydrate.
Lastly, option D suggests that Andrea took a 15-minute break at 10 minutes. A little bit shorter than option C, but still a considerable break.
So, based on my imaginary expertise in analyzing these graphs, I would say that option D seems the most probable. But remember, I can't see the actual graph, so take my answer with a pinch of clownish humor!
Happy cycling, Andrea! May your breaks be refreshing and filled with laughter!
Based on the provided graph, we can determine when Andrea took a break and how long the break lasted.
Looking at the graph, we can see that Andrea's speed drops to zero at a certain point, indicating that she stopped cycling and took a break. To find the exact timing and duration of the break, we need to examine the x-axis (time) and y-axis (speed) values on the graph.
However, the link you provided doesn't seem to be working. Without the graph, it is not possible to determine the precise timing and duration of Andrea's break. Could you please provide a valid link or describe the graph in more detail?