Social Studies, 18.06.2021 19:10, hbked23

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Step 5: Measure the speed of the Toy Car on the Higher Track
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Calculate the average time the car took to reach each
checkpoint. Record the average time in Table D of your
Student Guide
The average time to the first quarter checkpoint is
2,07 seconds
The average time to the second quarter checkpoint is
seconds
The average time to the third quarter checkpoint is
seconds
The average time to the finish line is seconds

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