A jeepney is moving at a rate of 45 kilometers within 0.50 hour before it stops at a red light. After 5 minutes the vehicle moves again, but this time it initially moves at a rate of 15 kilometers for 15 minutes which then increased to 35 kilometers after another 15 minutes. The jeepney then continued to move at the same speed until it reaches another stop. 1. 2. 134 3. "23930 (263) 21-09-1993 Jeepney DKU-464 and Baliwag Transit Inc Hino RE NYT-923 (fleet No 2016) in J. Abad Santos near Solls Street, Tondo, Manila, Philippines." by express000 is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 ? ou know? ale You 4. At which point of the ride did you think the vehicle moved fastest? How about slowest? Or at uniform or constant rate?

A jeepney is moving at a rate of 45 kilometers within 0.50 hour before it stops at a red light. After 5 minutes the vehicle moves again, but this time it initially moves at a rate of 15 kilometers for 15 minutes which then increased to 35 kilometers after another 15 minutes. The jeepney then continued to move at the same speed until it reaches another stop. 1. 2. 134 3. "23930 (263) 21-09-1993 Jeepney DKU-464 and Baliwag Transit Inc Hino RE NYT-923 (fleet No 2016) in J. Abad Santos near Solls Street, Tondo, Manila, Philippines." by express000 is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 ? ou know? ale You 4. At which point of the ride did you think the vehicle moved fastest? How about slowest? Or at uniform or constant rate?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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