Based on the table make a graph for each of the following:a. Average time (x-axis) vs. Distance (y-axis)Since there is only one value of distance for the 4 heights, you can use color-coding to represent the heightsb. Height (x-axis) vs. speed (y-axis) HEIGHTDISTANCETRIAL 1TRIAL 2TRIAL 3TRIAL 4AVERAGESPEEDOF RAMP(meters)(Time inseconds)(Time inseconds)(Time in(Time inseconds) seconds)THE CARTIME(meter per(seconds) second)TRAVELED(meters)1.132 m/s1.050 m/s1.40 m/s1.290 m/s0.152m1.5m1.10s1.50s1.20s1.50s1.325s0.2032m1.5m1.31s1.55s1.50s1.35s1.4275s0.254m1.5m1.03s1.06s1.24s.95s1.07s0.3058m1.5m1.28s1.16s1.01s1.20s1.1625s

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ased on the table make a graph for each of the following: a. Average time (x-axis) vs. Distance (y-axis) Since there is only one value of distance for the 4 heights, you can use color-coding to represent the heights b. Height (x-axis) vs. speed (y-axis)

ased on the table make a graph for each of the following: a. Average time (x-axis) vs. Distance (y-axis) Since there is only one value of distance for the 4 heights, you can use color-coding to represent the heights b. Height (x-axis) vs. speed (y-axis)

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Based on the table make a graph for each of the following:

a. Average time (x-axis) vs. Distance (y-axis)

Since there is only one value of distance for the 4 heights, you can use color-coding to represent the heights

b. Height (x-axis) vs. speed (y-axis)

HEIGHT
DISTANCE
TRIAL 1
TRIAL 2
TRIAL 3
TRIAL 4
AVERAGE
SPEED
OF RAMP
(meters)
(Time in
seconds)
(Time in
seconds)
(Time in
(Time in
seconds) seconds)
THE CAR
TIME
(meter per
(seconds) second)
TRAVELED
(meters)
1.132 m/s
1.050 m/s
1.40 m/s
1.290 m/s
0.152m
1.5m
1.10s
1.50s
1.20s
1.50s
1.325s
0.2032m
1.5m
1.31s
1.55s
1.50s
1.35s
1.4275s
0.254m
1.5m
1.03s
1.06s
1.24s
.95s
1.07s
0.3058m
1.5m
1.28s
1.16s
1.01s
1.20s
1.1625s

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