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Which graph makes sense? Functions VS. Non Functions

Which graph would make sense when representing a traveling bus and the distance it travels compared to time (hours) Distance Traveling Hours

Which graph would make sense when representing a football’s height in relation to time after it’s thrown Height in meters Time in Seconds

Which graph would make sense when representing the average temperature each week after the spring equinox degrees Weeks after spring equinox

Which graph would make sense when representing the cost of renting a car based on the miles driven over 150 miles. Total cost (in dollars) Miles Driven (over 150)