Coordinates & Graphs: Medium Test 4
15 questions · 15 minutes
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- This conversion graph changes miles into kilometres. About how many kilometres is 25 miles?
- Use the miles to kilometres graph. How many miles is 32 km?
- Use the miles to kilometres graph. Which is the longer distance?
- Use the miles to kilometres graph. A race is 10 miles long. How far is that in kilometres?
- The graph shows a car journey. How far did the car travel in the first hour?
Before you begin, remember
- Across the hall and up the stairs: the x coordinate comes first, then y. Nearly every lost mark in this topic is a reversed pair.
- For a midpoint, average the two x values and average the two y values.