Given the table:
Leg DIstance(km) time(min)
A 18 9
B 25 15
C 24 8
D 48 12
E 15 7
Let's find the average velocity for each leg of the trip.
To find the average velocity, apply the formula:
Where:
v is the velocity
d is the distance
t is the time.
Thus, we have the following:
• Average velocity for leg A:
The average velocity for leg A is 2 km/min.
• Average velocity for leg B:
The average velocity for leg B is 1.67 km/min
• Average velocity for leg C:
The average velocity for leg C is 3 km/min
• Average velocity for leg D:
The average velocity for leg D is 4 km/min.
• Average velocity for leg E:
The average velocity for leg E is 2.14 km/min.
Now, to arrange the legs of the trip from the highest velocity to the lowest, we have:
• Leg D ==> 4 km/min
,
• Leg C ==> 3 km/min
,
• Leg E ==> 2.14 km/min
,
• Leg A ==> 2 km/min
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• Leg B ==> 1.67 km/min
ANSWER:
• The average velocity for leg A is , 2 km/min.
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• The average velocity for leg B is , 1.67 km/min.
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• The average velocity for leg C is , 3 km/min.
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• The average velocity for leg D is , 4 km/min.
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• The average velocity for leg E is , 2.14 km/min.
Arranging from the highest velocity to the lowest:
0. Leg D
,
1. Leg C
,
2. Leg E
,
3. Leg A
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4. Leg B