Read values, trends, and meaning from tables and coordinate graphs.
Turn words into table or graph language
Problem
A runner has gone \(10~\text{miles}\) after \(2~\text{hours}\). Represent this information as an ordered pair in the form \((\text{time},~\text{distance})\).
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The sentence gives two linked measurements—elapsed time and distance—but the requested ordered pair fixes which role belongs first. Match each number to its quantity, place the time value in the first coordinate and the distance value in the second, then check that the units still make sense. This role check prevents simply copying numbers in the order they appear in the sentence.
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