Every year, a dog sled race is held in Alaska and is approximately 1,150 miles in distance. Information about the top three racers is listed below. Aaron completed half the race in approximately 4 days, 12 hours. Dallas finished the race in approximately 8 days, 18 hours. Mitch completed one-quarter of the race in approximately 2 days, 5 hours. Based on the statements above, select all true responses where x is hours and y is miles. Assume each racer maintains the same pace throughout the race. A. The equation that represents the approximate distance Mitch's dog sled team travels over time is y = 5.42x. B. The equation that represents the approximate distance Aaron's dog sled team travels over time is y = 5.32x. C. The equation that represents the approximate distance Dallas' dog sled team travels over time is y = 5.48x. D. The equation that represents the approximate distance Dallas' dog sled team travels over time is y = 5.32x. E. The equation that represents the approximate distance Mitch's dog sled team travels over time is y = 5.48x. F. The equation that represents the approximate distance Aaron's dog sled team travels over time is y = 5.42x.

Find the equation of the line with slope =8 and passing through (6,53) write your equation in the form y=mx+b

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