SOLUTION: If a graph was drawn to represent the speed of a roller coaster over the distance of the ride, what would likely be the slope of the interval when the car is pulling up to let ride

SOLUTION: If a graph was drawn to represent the speed of a roller coaster over the distance of the ride, what would likely be the slope of the interval when the car is pulling up to let ride

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Question 523830: If a graph was drawn to represent the speed of a roller coaster over the distance of the ride, what would likely be the slope of the interval when the car is pulling up to let riders off of the roller coaster?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The speed would be decreasing --> negative slope.

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