A bicycle club went on a six-hour ride. The graph below shows the relationship between the number of hours spent on thetrails and the number of miles traveled.yBICYCLE CLUB RIDE60504030201013.Time (hours)Which statement best interprets information provided by the graph?The club members rode at a constant speed for the entire ride.A TL- -LP Type here to searchDistance (miles) 504030201012 3 456.Time (hours)Which statement best interprets information provided by the graph?A The club members rode at a constant speed for the entire ride.B The club members stopped for a rest during their ride.CThe number of miles traveled increased continuously throughout the ride.D The number of miles traveled increased some of the time and decreased some of the time.P Type here to searchDistance (miles)立

In this question we have given a graph,by interpreting the graph we have to find the information…

50 40 30 20 1 2 3 Time (hours) 4 5 6 Which statement best interprets information provided by the graph? A The club members rode at a constant speed for the entire ride. B The club members stopped for a rest during their ride. The number of miles traveled increased continuously throughout the ride. D The number of miles traveled increased some of the time and decreased some of the time. Distance (miles) 10

50 40 30 20 1 2 3 Time (hours) 4 5 6 Which statement best interprets information provided by the graph? A The club members rode at a constant speed for the entire ride. B The club members stopped for a rest during their ride. The number of miles traveled increased continuously throughout the ride. D The number of miles traveled increased some of the time and decreased some of the time. Distance (miles) 10

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