1. Wile E. Coyote left his cave to place a trap. He got on a bike and instantly started biking for 6 miles at a constant rate, then immediately stopped and took some time to set the trap for Road Runner. Afterwards, he instantly started traveling back to his cave by snowboarding down a hill at a faster constant rate than his time on his bike. He travelled for 6 miles. He arrived at his cave and instantly stopped to take a drink of water. Finally, he realized that Road Runner must be heading to the trap, so he instantly left his cave and walked around to look for Road Runner. t on Graph the relationship between Wile E. Coyote's speed and time. For the graph, make it clear what part of your function corresponds with his different parts of his travels. (Label each segment of your graph)
1. Wile E. Coyote left his cave to place a trap. He got on a bike and instantly started biking for 6 miles at a constant rate, then immediately stopped and took some time to set the trap for Road Runner. Afterwards, he instantly started traveling back to his cave by snowboarding down a hill at a faster constant rate than his time on his bike. He travelled for 6 miles. He arrived at his cave and instantly stopped to take a drink of water. Finally, he realized that Road Runner must be heading to the trap, so he instantly left his cave and walked around to look for Road Runner. t on Graph the relationship between Wile E. Coyote's speed and time. For the graph, make it clear what part of your function corresponds with his different parts of his travels. (Label each segment of your graph)
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Wile E. Coyote left his cave to place a trap. He got on a bike and instantly started biking for 6 miles at a
constant rate, then immediately stopped and took some time to set the trap for Road Runner. Afterwards, he
instantly started traveling back to his cave by snowboarding down a hill at a faster constant rate than his time on
his bike. He travelled for 6 miles. He arrived at his cave and instantly stopped to take a drink of water. Finally,
he realized that Road Runner must be heading to the trap, so he instantly left his cave and walked around to
look for Road Runner.
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Graph the relationship between Wile E. Coyote's speed and time.
For the graph, make it clear what part of your function corresponds with his different parts of his travels.
(Label each segment of your graph)
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