Two cars drive on the same highway in the same direction. The graphs show the distance, d, of each one as a function of time, t. Which car drives faster? Explain how you know.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>The equation for the speed is:</u>
From the equation we see for the same t the speed is greater if d is greater.
We can show that if add a vertical line to a graph and compare the d- values of the intersection of the vertical line with the graphs of the cars.
It obvious the graph of the Car B will have a greater d- value.
It means that Car B has a greater speed so it is faster that Car A.
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