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The graph shows the distances traveled by two toy trains.

A third train travels 15 feet in 3 seconds.

How does the third train compare with Train 1 and Train 2?



A.
The third train is slower than both Train 1 and Train 2.

B.
The third train is faster than both Train 1 and Train 2.

C.
The third train is faster than Train 1 but slower than Train 2.

D.
The third train is faster than Train 2 but slower than Train 1.


The Graph Shows The Distances Traveled By Two Toy Trains A Third Train Travels 15 Feet In 3 Seconds How Does The Third Train Compare With Train 1 And Train 2 A class=

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From the graph ...

-- Train-1  travels more than  15  feet in  3  seconds.

-- Train-2  travels less than  15  feet in  3  seconds.

So, if  Train-3  travels exactly  15  feet in  3  seconds,
then  Train-3  is faster than  #2  but slower than  #1 .


Answer:D. The third train is faster than Train 2 but slower than Train 1.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, If the speed of one object is greater than that of other object then we can say that one object is faster than other object.

Here, the speed of third train = 15/3=5 feet/sec ( because speed = distance/time)

And, according to the given graph the speed of train 1= 30/5=6 feet/sec ( by taking the approximate value of x and y by the graph)

While, the speed of train 2= 20/5= 4 feet/sec

Thus, we can say that, Speed of train 1>Speed of train 3> Speed of train 2

Therefore, Only Option D is correct.


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