Question

The picture and graph below show the movements of a car on a straight road.


Position of Car over Time
Distance (km)

Time (hour)




Based on the picture and graph, which statement is true?

(Choose two.)
Responses
A Section P shows the car moving at its fastest reverse speed.Section P shows the car moving at its fastest reverse speed.
B Section O shows the car moving at its fastest forward speed.Section O shows the car moving at its fastest forward speed.
C Section N shows the car moving at a constant forward speed.Section N shows the car moving at a constant forward speed.
D Section M shows the car moving at its slowest forward speed. Section M shows the car moving at its slowest forward speed.
E Section N shows the car stationary.

Answers

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
Without the actual picture and graph to refer to, I can provide general advice on how to analyze such a graph.

To assess which statements could be true, you should look at the slopes of the sections in the graph:

- A steep negative slope would indicate the car moving at a fast reverse speed.
- A steep positive slope would indicate fast forward speed.
- A flat horizontal line indicates the car is stationary.
- A gentle positive slope indicates the car is moving forward but at a slower speed.

Based on this analysis, you would choose:

- **Section P** for a fast reverse speed (if it shows a steep negative slope).
- **Section O** for fastest forward speed (if it shows the steepest positive slope).
- **Section N** for constant forward speed (if it shows a straight line with a positive slope).
- **Section M** for slowest forward speed (if it shows a gentle positive slope).
- **Section N being stationary** if it shows a flat line.

Given this analysis, the two statements that could potentially be true are likely to be those regarding Section O and Section N or M, depending on slopes. Carefully consider how the sections appear based on the slopes described when you have the specific graph in front of you.

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