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    This document discusses distance-time graphs and the relationships between distance, time, and speed. It provides the formulas for calculating speed from a distance-time graph as the gradient or slope of the line. It notes that a horizontal line on a distance-time graph means the gradient is zero but time is changing, and a vertical line means the gradient is undefined. It then provides an example distance-time graph and asks the reader to calculate speed from the graph using the distance and time values given.

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    This document discusses distance-time graphs and the relationships between distance, time, and speed. It provides the formulas for calculating speed from a distance-time graph as the gradient or slope of the line. It notes that a horizontal line on a distance-time graph means the gradient is zero but time is changing, and a vertical line means the gradient is undefined. It then provides an example distance-time graph and asks the reader to calculate speed from the graph using the distance and time values given.

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    Distance Time Graph Grade 11 1st Lesson Feb 9 2023

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    Asheka Sinclair
    This document discusses distance-time graphs and the relationships between distance, time, and speed. It provides the formulas for calculating speed from a distance-time graph as the gradient or slope of the line. It notes that a horizontal line on a distance-time graph means the gradient is zero but time is changing, and a vertical line means the gradient is undefined. It then provides an example distance-time graph and asks the reader to calculate speed from the graph using the distance and time values given.

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    Distance time Graph

    D
    S T

    D= distance ( Km, mile, metre, feet)


    T = time (hr-hour.. minute min second (sec)
    S= Speed (km/hr m/min, km/sec m/sec)
    Formula

    or gradient( slope) =

    Note
    In distance time graph, a horizontal line means a gradient is
    zero but time is moving
    In distance time graph a vertical line means a gradient is
    undefined
    Distance- Time Graph

    Time (minutes)
    1.
    a. 8 km
    b. minutes
    2.

    Time (mins)
    a. The red lines on the graph

    b. Speed=
    1 hr and 15 mins = 1 ¼ hr =1.25 hr since they asked for the
    answer in m/h

    15 mins = ( )

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