Asked by Summer
Describe the speed of the remote-control car over time.
A. The speed of the car decreases from 4 mi/h to 2 mi/h in the first 3 seconds, increases to 5 mi/h in the next 2 seconds, and then remains at 5 mi/h for the last 5 seconds.
B. The speed of the car increases from 4 mi/h to 2 mi/h in the first 3 seconds, decreases to 5 mi/h in the next 2 seconds, and then remains at 5 mi/h for the last 5 seconds.
C. The speed of the car decreases from 4 mi/h to 2 mi/h in the first 3 seconds, increases to 6 mi/h in the next second, and then remains at 6 mi/h for the last 6 seconds.
D. The speed of the car decreases from 4 mi/h to 2 mi/h in the first 3 seconds, increases to 5 mi/h in the next 5 seconds, and then remains at 5 mi/h for the last 10 seconds.
A. The speed of the car decreases from 4 mi/h to 2 mi/h in the first 3 seconds, increases to 5 mi/h in the next 2 seconds, and then remains at 5 mi/h for the last 5 seconds.
B. The speed of the car increases from 4 mi/h to 2 mi/h in the first 3 seconds, decreases to 5 mi/h in the next 2 seconds, and then remains at 5 mi/h for the last 5 seconds.
C. The speed of the car decreases from 4 mi/h to 2 mi/h in the first 3 seconds, increases to 6 mi/h in the next second, and then remains at 6 mi/h for the last 6 seconds.
D. The speed of the car decreases from 4 mi/h to 2 mi/h in the first 3 seconds, increases to 5 mi/h in the next 5 seconds, and then remains at 5 mi/h for the last 10 seconds.
Answers
Answered by
Steve
all 4 choices describe possible movements. But you did not provide any indications of what the user was doing to control the car, or what the car was doing initially.
Answered by
Summer
At 3 seconds, the car is going at 4 mi/h. At It takes the car 4 seconds to reach up to 6 miles per hour. This is what it gave me.
Answered by
Steve
A,C,D all say the car decelerates. But, the speed increased from 4mi/hr to 6mi/hr, so only B is a logical choice.
But B's language is all messed up. How can the speed <u>in</u>crease from 4mi/hr to 2mi/hr? And then <u>de</u>crease to 5 mi/hr?
And there seems to be some time missing.
This whole problem needs some serious proofreading.
But B's language is all messed up. How can the speed <u>in</u>crease from 4mi/hr to 2mi/hr? And then <u>de</u>crease to 5 mi/hr?
And there seems to be some time missing.
This whole problem needs some serious proofreading.
Answered by
Summer
that is what is on my test. I cant tell you anything else because I don't have anything else
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