To determine which statements are true regarding racing turtles, let’s evaluate each statement:
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The winning turtle had the fastest speed.
- True. The winning turtle must have covered the distance in the shortest amount of time, which means it had the highest speed.
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All the turtles had the same speed.
- False. If there was a winning turtle, it implies that not all turtles had the same speed since one would be faster.
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Calculate speed by multiplying distance by time.
- False. Speed is not calculated by multiplying distance by time. The correct formula for speed involves dividing distance by time.
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Calculate speed by dividing distance by time.
- True. The formula for speed is indeed speed = distance / time.
Based on the evaluations, the true statements are:
- The winning turtle had the fastest speed.
- Calculate speed by dividing distance by time.