Which graph shows the fastest speed? P Question 1Which graph shows the fastest speed?Distance (meters)10 15 20 25Time (seconds)Distance (meters)S 10 IS 20 aTime (seconds)Distance (meters) soS10 IS 0 25Time (seconds)Distance (meters) sS10 IS 20 2Time (seconds)Graph BGraph CGraph AGraph D Which graph shows the fastest speed?A5040Distance (meters) 3020105 10 15 20 25Time (seconds)Bs040Distance (meters) 3020105 10 15 20 25Time (seconds)40Distance (meters) 3020105 10 15 20 25Time (seconds)5040Distance (meters) 3020105 10 15 20 25Time (seconds)

Given data: graphs of distance-time Required: The fastest speed

1 Which graph shows the fastest speed? Distance (meters) S 10 IS 20 25 Time (seconds) Distance (meters) s S 10 IS 20 a Time (seconds) Distance (meters) 20 25 Time (seconds) D Distance (meters) Time (seconds) Graph B Graph C Graph A O Graph D

1 Which graph shows the fastest speed? Distance (meters) S 10 IS 20 25 Time (seconds) Distance (meters) s S 10 IS 20 a Time (seconds) Distance (meters) 20 25 Time (seconds) D Distance (meters) Time (seconds) Graph B Graph C Graph A O Graph D

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