Before driving to visit her parents, the odometer in Mary's car reads 12,000 miles. When she returns home the odometer reads 12,300 miles. Which of the following statements about Mary's trip are true, assuming she did not make any other stops along the way? (Select all answers which must be true) The displacement from Mary's house to her parents' house is more than 150 miles. The displacement from Mary's house to her parents' house is exactly 150 miles. The displacement from Mary's house to her parents' house is less than or equal to 150 miles. The displacement from Mary's starting point to her ending point was 300 miles. Mary drove a distance of exactly 150 miles each way. Mary drove an average of 150 miles each way. Mary drove a total distance of 300 miles. The displacement from Mary's starting point to her ending point was O miles.

Before driving to visit her parents, the odometer in Mary's car reads 12,000 miles. When she returns home the odometer reads 12,300 miles. Which of the following statements about Mary's trip are true, assuming she did not make any other stops along the way? (Select all answers which must be true) The displacement from Mary's house to her parents' house is more than 150 miles. The displacement from Mary's house to her parents' house is exactly 150 miles. The displacement from Mary's house to her parents' house is less than or equal to 150 miles. The displacement from Mary's starting point to her ending point was 300 miles. Mary drove a distance of exactly 150 miles each way. Mary drove an average of 150 miles each way. Mary drove a total distance of 300 miles. The displacement from Mary's starting point to her ending point was O miles.

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Before driving to visit her parents, the odometer in Mary's car reads 12,000 miles. When she returns home the odometer reads 12,300 miles. Which of
the following statements about Mary's trip are true, assuming she did not make any other stops along the way? (Select all answers which must be true)
The displacement from Mary's house to her parents' house is more than 150 miles.
The displacement from Mary's house to her parents' house is exactly 150 miles.
The displacement from Mary's house to her parents' house is less than or equal to 150 miles.
The displacement from Mary's starting point to her ending point was 300 miles.
Mary drove a distance of exactly 150 miles each way.
Mary drove an average of 150 miles each way.
Mary drove a total distance of 300 miles.
The displacement from Mary's starting point to her ending point was O miles.
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