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    Peter was often late walking to school. A speed-time graph shows one of his journeys, where he stopped to talk to a friend. The graph can be used to determine when Peter stopped, his highest speed, and how far he walked in the first four minutes based on the relationship between speed, time, and distance. Advice is sought to help Peter complete the trip in less time.

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    Peter was often late walking to school. A speed-time graph shows one of his journeys, where he stopped to talk to a friend. The graph can be used to determine when Peter stopped, his highest speed, and how far he walked in the first four minutes based on the relationship between speed, time, and distance. Advice is sought to help Peter complete the trip in less time.

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    Peter was often late walking to school. A speed-time graph shows one of his journeys, where he stopped to talk to a friend. The graph can be used to determine when Peter stopped, his highest speed, and how far he walked in the first four minutes based on the relationship between speed, time, and distance. Advice is sought to help Peter complete the trip in less time.

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    MSS Graphing Speed

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    Peter was often late walking to school. A speed-time graph shows one of his journeys, where he stopped to talk to a friend. The graph can be used to determine when Peter stopped, his highest speed, and how far he walked in the first four minutes based on the relationship between speed, time, and distance. Advice is sought to help Peter complete the trip in less time.

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    Middle School Science

    Name: Date: Graphing Speed Worksheet This worksheet accompanies slide 6 of Graphing Speed.ppt Looking a speed-time graphs Look at the graph and answer the questions below

    Peter walks to school every day. However, he likes to dawdle and is nearly always late. The speed-time graph below shows one of his journeys to school. During his journey he meets a friend on the street they stop and talk for while.

    1. When did Peter stop to talk to his friend? Label this point on the graph. 2. Did Peter walk faster before or after he met his friend? . 3. What was Peters highest speed? . 4. Using the graph and the formula triangle calculate how far Peter walked in the first 4 minutes. . . 5. What advice would you give to Peter to make his trip to school take less time? . . Boardworks Ltd 2010 1

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