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3 years ago

Please Answer Please answer ASAP illg ive brainliest

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Luba_88 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Speed = 100/Time

Step-by-step explanation:

(a). Speed is a function of time : As seen from equation (1) Speed of the students varies according to the value of time. So, This a true statement.

(b). Time is a function of distance : Distance is not varying in the equation (1), it is fixed to be 100. So, time is not a function of distance because here the distance is made constant. So, This is false statement.

(c). Speed is a function of number of students racing : Speed is not depending on the number of students racing so sped is independent of the number of the students racing. Therefore, Speed is not a function of number of students racing. This is False statement.

(d). Time is a function of speed : As seen from equation (1) Time of the students varies according to the value of their speed. So, This a true statement.

Hence, the true statements are (a) and (d)

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