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    Distance Time Graphs

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    Selva Raj
    The document contains time-distance graphs showing the journey of a cyclist over one hour. It analyzes different sections of the journey to calculate speed. The first section from A to B took 15 minutes to travel 3 km, corresponding to a speed of 12 km/h. From C to D the cyclist traveled 6 km in 10 minutes, indicating a faster speed. Finally, the total distance traveled from A to 9 km away and back was 18 km in 1 hour, giving an average speed of 18 km/h.

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    Distance Time Graphs

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    Selva Raj
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    The document contains time-distance graphs showing the journey of a cyclist over one hour. It analyzes different sections of the journey to calculate speed. The first section from A to B took 15 minutes to travel 3 km, corresponding to a speed of 12 km/h. From C to D the cyclist traveled 6 km in 10 minutes, indicating a faster speed. Finally, the total distance traveled from A to 9 km away and back was 18 km in 1 hour, giving an average speed of 18 km/h.

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    The document contains time-distance graphs showing the journey of a cyclist over one hour. It analyzes different sections of the journey to calculate speed. The first section from A to B took 15 minutes to travel 3 km, corresponding to a speed of 12 km/h. From C to D the cyclist traveled 6 km in 10 minutes, indicating a faster speed. Finally, the total distance traveled from A to 9 km away and back was 18 km in 1 hour, giving an average speed of 18 km/h.

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    153 views6 pages

    Distance Time Graphs

    Uploaded by

    Selva Raj
    The document contains time-distance graphs showing the journey of a cyclist over one hour. It analyzes different sections of the journey to calculate speed. The first section from A to B took 15 minutes to travel 3 km, corresponding to a speed of 12 km/h. From C to D the cyclist traveled 6 km in 10 minutes, indicating a faster speed. Finally, the total distance traveled from A to 9 km away and back was 18 km in 1 hour, giving an average speed of 18 km/h.

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