Two cars are in motion for the same amount of time. What will determine which car covers more distance?

the starting position of the each car

the direction in which each car moves

A car is driven for 3 hours. What else do you need to know to describe this car’s speed?

the number of passengers in the car

It takes 4 hours to drive from Richmond to Virginia Beach and back. We drive faster there than we do on the way back. Mark all the statements that are TRUE:

It takes longer to get back than it does to get there.

It takes longer to get there than back.

Stephanie and Ryan start from the same spot and run in opposite directions. Check ALL that are true.

If Stephanie is running faster, her distance will be greater.

If Stephanie is running slower, then her distance will be less than Ryan's

If they run at the same rate, their distances will be the same.

No matter how fast or slow either of them run, their distances added together will measure how far apart they are.

Emily's horse misbehaves and makes a run for it right as she is leading him out for a competition. He takes off at 33 mph. Emily gives chase and catches him 2 miles away. Mark all that are true:

If Emily catches up him, they'll have run the same distance since they left from the same spot.

If Horsie ran off first, Emily will be running less time than him.

If Horsie ran off first, Emily will be running for more time than him.

If the shock of Horsie running off gives him a good head start, Emily will have to run a farther distance than him to catch up.

Two trains leave from the same station at the same time and travel in opposite directions. Train A is traveling 60mph faster than Train B. What is true about the situation? Check all that apply.

Train A will travel farther than Train B in the same amount of time

The total distance between the two trains is equal to the sum of their individual distances traveled.

Train B will travel farther than Train A in the same amount of time.

The distance between Train A and the station is equal to the distance of Train B and the station

Barney drives to his country house and then back home. His total round trip takes 5 hours. What is true?

The distance traveled there is equal to the distance traveled back.

If it takes him x hours to get there, it takes 5 - x hours to get back.

If it takes him x hours to get there, it takes x - 5 hours to get back.

The total distance traveled in the round-trip depends on how fast he was driving.

Sue and John are running towards each other to greet each other with a hug. Sue is running faster. Which is true about the situation? Check all that apply.

They will both take the same amount of time from the initial run to the moment they embrace.

Their total distance is equal to the sum of each of their distances.

They will each cover the same distance by the time they meet.

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