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3 years ago

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Mariulka [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

1) Please find attached the distance and speed time graphs

2) Please find attached the distance time tables

3) The fastest runner is Jason, as shown by the topmost line in the graphs

4) On the tables Jason is seen to have covered 400 meters in one minute, while Patti covered 300 meters and Quincy covered in the same one minute time interval

Step-by-step explanation:

The given speed of the runners are;

The rate at which Patti ran = 300 meters in 60 seconds

The rate at which Jason ran = 500 meters in 1.25 minutes

The rate at which Quincy ran = 600 meters in 2 minutes and 30 seconds

The formula for speed is given as follows;

Speed = Distance ran/(Time to cover the distance)

Therefore, the speed of each of the runners are;

Patti's speed = 300 m/(60 seconds) = 300 m/(1 minute) = 300 m/min

Jason's speed = 500 m/(1.25 minute) = 400 m/min

Quincy's speed = 600 m/(2 minutes and 30 seconds) = 600 m/(2.5 minutes)

∴ Quincy's speed = 240 m/min

Therefore, we have

1) The distance and speed time graphs are attached

2) The distance time tables are attached

3) The fastest runner is Jason, as shown by the topmost line in the graphs

4) The fastest runner is Jason as seen by the covered distance of 400 meters in one minute.

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