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    This document discusses the relationship between distance and time for objects in motion. It states that the distance an object travels is directly proportional to the time taken, as shown in the formula: Distance (D) = Rate (R) x Time (T). It also explains that the rate of an object is constant if acceleration is zero, but the rate changes if acceleration is present, as seen in the equations: Rate (R) = Rate at start (Ro) + Acceleration (a) x Time (T) and Distance (D) = Rate at start (Ro) x Time (T) + 1/2 x Acceleration (a) x Time (T)2. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of understanding

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    This document discusses the relationship between distance and time for objects in motion. It states that the distance an object travels is directly proportional to the time taken, as shown in the formula: Distance (D) = Rate (R) x Time (T). It also explains that the rate of an object is constant if acceleration is zero, but the rate changes if acceleration is present, as seen in the equations: Rate (R) = Rate at start (Ro) + Acceleration (a) x Time (T) and Distance (D) = Rate at start (Ro) x Time (T) + 1/2 x Acceleration (a) x Time (T)2. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of understanding

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    Practical

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    Avishka Rukshan
    This document discusses the relationship between distance and time for objects in motion. It states that the distance an object travels is directly proportional to the time taken, as shown in the formula: Distance (D) = Rate (R) x Time (T). It also explains that the rate of an object is constant if acceleration is zero, but the rate changes if acceleration is present, as seen in the equations: Rate (R) = Rate at start (Ro) + Acceleration (a) x Time (T) and Distance (D) = Rate at start (Ro) x Time (T) + 1/2 x Acceleration (a) x Time (T)2. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of understanding

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