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Function: Linear Functions

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Bernardo has a bicycle and loves to ride around his city. One day, he set a 24-kilometer route on a flat stretch and realized he was riding at a constant speed. Upon completing the route, Bernardo took 2 hours to finish it. Knowing that the speed of the stretch is a linear function, what is the equation that represents Bernardo's speed as a function of the distance traveled?
a.
v= d / 2
b.
v= d / 4
c.
v= d * 2
d.
v= d + 2
e.
v= 2d - 24

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