First, we need to calculate the total time taken by Ryan and Daniel for their runs.
Ryan's total time:
- First run: 14.19 s
- Second run: 13.78 s
Adding these two times together: \[ \text{Ryan's total time} = 14.19 , \text{s} + 13.78 , \text{s} = 27.97 , \text{s} \]
Daniel's total time:
- First run: 15.77 s
- Second run: 16.24 s
Adding these two times together: \[ \text{Daniel's total time} = 15.77 , \text{s} + 16.24 , \text{s} = 32.01 , \text{s} \]
Calculating the difference in total time: Now, we subtract Ryan's total time from Daniel's total time: \[ \text{Difference} = \text{Daniel's total time} - \text{Ryan's total time} \] \[ \text{Difference} = 32.01 , \text{s} - 27.97 , \text{s} = 4.04 , \text{s} \]
Thus, Daniel's total time was 4.04 seconds greater than Ryan's total time.
Enter your answer: \[ \text{Answer: } 4.04 \]
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