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Compare the distance-time graph for a fast-moving object with the distance time graph of a slower moving object.

Compare the distance-time graph for a fast-moving object with the distance time graph of a slower moving object.
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Compare the distance-time graph for a fast-moving object with the distance time graph of a slower moving object.

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The distance vs time graph of a faster moving object would have a greater slope than that of a slower moving one. The object would move a greater distance per unit time
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