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The graph is the path beth took on a walk.

a graph with horizontal axis time (seconds) and vertical axis position in (meters). the line runs in 2 straight segments from 0 seconds 2 meters to 6 seconds 8 meters to 10 seconds 0 meters.
what does the line from time 6 to 10 indicate?

beth slowed down considerably.
beth went back toward her origin.
beth sped up considerably.
beth went farther away from origin. h expression is equivalent to

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