1. **Stating the problem:** We have a distance vs. time graph with points L, M, N, O, and P plotted over 5 hours. We need to determine which two statements about the graph are true based on its shape and values.
2. **Understanding the graph:** The vertical axis shows distance in kilometers, ranging from 80 km to -100 km. The horizontal axis shows time in hours from 1 to 5.
3. **Observing the graph:**
- The graph starts near 0 km at hour 1 (point L).
- It rises through points M and N, reaching a maximum distance between hours 3 and 4.
- After the maximum, the graph sharply descends below 0 km at point O.
- It ends near -100 km at hour 5 (point P).
4. **Interpreting the graph:**
- The distance increases from hour 1 to about hour 3.5, indicating the object is moving away from the starting point.
- The maximum point between hours 3 and 4 represents the farthest distance reached.
- After the maximum, the distance decreases, crossing zero and becoming negative, meaning the object is moving back past the starting point in the opposite direction.
- The final position at hour 5 is about -100 km, indicating the object is 100 km in the opposite direction from the start.
5. **Conclusion:**
- The object moves away from the start, reaches a maximum distance, then returns past the start to a negative distance.
- The two true statements would be those describing this behavior: increasing distance to a maximum, then decreasing distance past zero to a negative value.
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