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YRJ8498:
@floo wrote:
tet look at the graph you're not that dumb
ur right
BabySmooveRae:
75
TETSXPREME:
D?
CheeseStick7793:
It's 75 or 150
YTStresssPG3D:
@babysmooverae wrote:
75
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YTStresssPG3D:
@cheesestick7793 wrote:
It's 75 or 150
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Lura:
Tet,use the constant of proportionality.Do Y divided by X and figure out what speed the train will go at.
Hint:If it goes through the origin,it is proportional
Lura:
If you don't know what the constant of proportionality is,I can explain that to you.
Shadow:
@tetsxpreme Do you still need help?
TETSXPREME:
Yeah
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Shadow:
\[Speed = \frac{ Distance }{ Time }\]
Shadow:
It looks like Distance is the y-axis (vertical, up n down), and Time is the x-axis (horizontal, left and right).
Shadow:
Just take the a point along that graph and do the division, a given distance and given time
TETSXPREME:
Division? idk how that has anything to do with it, What do i divide?
TETSXPREME:
distance and time?
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Shadow:
Well look at the first hour. In one hour the train travels 150km, so you just do 150km (distance) divided by 1 hour (time), and you get a speed of 150km per hour, or 150 km/h
Shadow:
All you need to do is take a point on the second slope / line, and do the same division
Shadow:
Does that make sense?
TETSXPREME:
Oh my mom told me this stuff but she made it a bit confusing
TETSXPREME:
i have notes she wrote but its very confusing
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Shadow:
You basically just need a coordinate on the second line. So where a number from the x-axis and y axis on the graph intersect on the line.