No.4 4.Road RaceOO OO To0 1 23 4 5DFlight 10AltX₁5cm10Flight 21010FNa. Which of the three vehicles went the greatest distance (write the magnitude of thedistance)?20T20X₁ 1One person started in a car, ran out of gas, and finished on a pogo stick.The other person drove a truck.Ob. Which vehicle went the shortest distance (write the magnitude of the distance)?T!6 7 85. For the following scenarios, you should mark a reference point on the object. Calculate thedistance and displacement travelled by the flying device in each of the three flights. Showyour work and include the units.B30I301T9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24TT40 50T cm18040Distance80cmDisplacement = 75cmcmCtrl5060·lo!OO Oo Ö60X₁kilometers70708080L90 100IIXf80cm80-5=7590100

4. 0 Road Race OO OO 2 3 One person started in a car, ran out of gas, and finished on a pogo stick. The other person drove a truck. kilometers 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 00 OO 60 a. Which of the three vehicles went the greatest distance (write the magnitude of the distance)? b. Which vehicle went the shortest distance (write the magnitude of the distance)?

4. 0 Road Race OO OO 2 3 One person started in a car, ran out of gas, and finished on a pogo stick. The other person drove a truck. kilometers 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 00 OO 60 a. Which of the three vehicles went the greatest distance (write the magnitude of the distance)? b. Which vehicle went the shortest distance (write the magnitude of the distance)?

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Road Race
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3 4 5
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Flight 1
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Alt
X₁
5cm
10
Flight 2
10
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a. Which of the three vehicles went the greatest distance (write the magnitude of the
distance)?
20
T
20
X₁ 1
One person started in a car, ran out of gas, and finished on a pogo stick.
The other person drove a truck.
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b. Which vehicle went the shortest distance (write the magnitude of the distance)?
T
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6 7 8
5. For the following scenarios, you should mark a reference point on the object. Calculate the
distance and displacement travelled by the flying device in each of the three flights. Show
your work and include the units.
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30
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30
1
T
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
T
T
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T cm
180
40
Distance
80cm
Displacement = 75cm
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