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The graph shows the motion of two cars starting at different places on a highway. Their speeds can be compared by comparing the

steepness of the graphed lines.
Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.
Car a travels (50,100,200,300) miles in 6 hours Car B travels (50,100,200,300) miles in 5 hours
Car A speed is (40,50,60,125,) miles per hour Car B speed is(40,50,60,125) miles per hour.
Car A traveled (faster than,slower than, the same speed) as Car B.
The graph for Car A is(steeper than,less steeperhan, or same steepness) as the graph for Car B

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nata0808 [166]3 years ago

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Answer:

Car a travels (300) miles in 6 hours

Car B travels (200) miles in 5 hours

Car A speed is (50) miles per hour

Car B speed is(40) miles per hour.

Car A traveled (faster than) Car B.

The graph for Car A is(steeper than) the graph for Car B

Step-by-step explanation:

$distanc \: = x - y$

where x is starting location and y is the ending location

$speed \: = \frac{distance}{time}$

the rest we see once we have solve for distance and speed of the 2 cars

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