e After You ReadMini Glossaryaverage speed: the total distance traveled in a unit of timedisplacement: the distance and direction that somethingmoved from a starting pointinstantaneous speed: the speed of an object at a one pointin timespeed: the distance an object travels in an amount of timedistance: a measure of how far an object has moved1. Use the data below to make a distance-time graph. Be sure to include labels and scales.Bike RideTime (min)Distance (m)15150303004545060600End ofSectionReading Essentials31Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill,

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e After You Read
Mini Glossary
average speed: the total distance traveled in a unit of time
displacement: the distance and direction that something
moved from a starting point
instantaneous speed: the speed of an object at a one point
in time
speed: the distance an object travels in an amount of time
distance: a measure of how far an object has moved
1. Use the data below to make a distance-time graph. Be sure to include labels and scales.
Bike Ride
Time (min)
Distance (m)
15
150
30
300
45
450
60
600
End of
Section
Reading Essentials
31
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