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The image features a line graph titled "Distance Covered Over Time — 100 km Race" plotting "Distance Covered (kilometers)" on the vertical axis ranging from 0 to 100 in intervals of 10, against an unlabelled horizontal axis numbered from 0 to 10 in increments of 1. Two series are depicted: "Hare" and "Tortoise". The Hare series records distance coordinates at: 0 at 0, 20 at 1, 40 at 2, 60 at 3, 70 at 4, 70 at 5, 70 at 6 (annotated with "Hare naps (stuck at 70 km)"), 80 at 7, 88 at 8, 95 at 9, and 100 at 10 (annotated with "Finishes"). The Tortoise series records distance coordinates at: 0 at 0, 11 at 1, 22 at 2, 33 at 3, 44 at 4, 55 at 5 (with text "Tortoise overtakes" placed near 5 on the line), 66 at 6, 77 at 7, 88 at 8, and 100 at 9 (annotated with "Finishes").
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The line graph illustrates the distance achieved over time in a 100-kilometer race between tortoise and a hare. Overall, the graph shows that a tortoise lead over a hare while the competition.
In the begining a hare was very fast and covered 60 km distance from 0 to 4 hours. After that, the velocity of hare remained constant, because of naps and stable at 70 km. Then, there was a slight increase in distance between 70 km and 80 km. It continued the growth from 80 km to 100 until the end.
The distance of tortoise was equally increased during the period between 0 to 10 hours. However, a tortoise keep rise gradually and achieved the 100 km faster than a hare to approximately 2 hours. So, a tortoise covered a distance first at the end of graph.
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