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Anne is running a 400-meter race. She runs at a constant speed of 7.5 meters per second. If you let y denote her distance in meters from the finish line x seconds after the start of the race, y = 400 - 7.5x. Determine b₀ and b₁ for this linear equation. Find Anne's distance from the finish line 10, 24, and 43 seconds after the race begins. Use these three points to graph the linear equation y = 400 - 7.5x. Use the graph to estimate visually Anne's distance from the finish line 32 seconds after the start of the race.

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