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Part A Explain how the students can measure the distance the cars travel. part B Explain how the students could measure the time it takes the cars to travel the distance you explained in the first part.
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Explain how the students can measure the distance the cars travel.

part B
Explain how the students could measure the time it takes the cars to travel the distance you explained in the first part.

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Answer:

Part A: By using the formula, distance = speed x time

Part B: By using the formula, time = distance ( calculated in the first part) ÷ speed

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