Comparing journeys on a distance-time graph
Comparing journeys on a distance-time graph.
- Read the time scale and distance units first.
- A steeper distance–time segment means a greater speed. A horizontal segment means stationary.
- A downward segment on a distance-from-start graph means returning, not negative distance travelled.
Example 1
Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
Example 2
Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
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Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
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Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
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Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
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Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
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Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
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Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many
Both travellers cover the same distance. Who is faster, and by how many