The answer to this question mark will do it all in a few weeks to make it happen again this week at the end
There are 12 units in between. You have to remember the number line is in twos. So, when you count the units in between, you have to remember to count in twos. Another way to figure it out is you can count the number of lines above the numbers or plots and multiply times two to find how many units are in between. Again, multiplying it times two is necessary in this equation because it is in units of two.
So, there are 12 units in between.
I really hope this helps and I know how I worded it is kind of confusing, but hopefully you understand. If you have any question feel free to ask. Have an awesome day:)
The answer:
<span>the average rate of change for the first 50 seconds:
it is v= 100 m/ 50 s = 2 m/s
</span><span>Thomas speed is 2 m in each second for the first 50 seconds.
</span><span>The average rate of change for the 70 remaining seconds:
the time is between [70; 120]
so the distance is d= 200m - 40m= 160m
the average rate is
v= 160m / 70 s = 2 . 28m /s
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