Speed, Distance & Time: Medium Test 6
15 questions · 15 minutes
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- The graph shows a cyclist's journey. What was her speed during the first hour?
- The table shows four journeys. Which vehicle had the greatest average speed?
- A runner takes 5 minutes to run each kilometre. How long does it take him to run 8 km at that pace?
- Which is faster, 15 metres per second or 50 kilometres per hour?
- Which of these is a sensible average speed for a person walking?
Before you begin, remember
- Average speed is total distance divided by total time - not the average of the individual speeds, which is a favourite trap.
- On a distance-time graph, a steeper line means faster, and a flat line means stopped.