Question

The picture shows the graphs of the movement of a pedestrian (B) and a bicyclist (A) . Using the graphs, answer the following questions:

How many times is the distance covered by the bicyclist for 1 hour greater than the distance covered by the pedestrian for the same amount of time?

Answer 1

15km

Explanation:

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Answer 2

5 times.

Explanation:

First, look at the values of each line at the 1-hour mark.

For line A (the bicyclist), the distance is about 25 km.

For line B (the pedestrian), the distance is about 5 km.

To determine how many times greater the bicyclist distance is than the pedestrian, divide the values:

`\frac{25\text{km}}{5\text{km}}=5`

Therefore, the distance covered by the bicyclist for 1 hour is 5 times greater than the distance covered by the pedestrian for the same amount of time.