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2. What distance did the cyclist travel in this time interval? 3. How much time passed during this time interval?
4. Use the distance and time information from questions 2 & 3 to calculate
the average speed of the cyclist during this time interval.
5. Compare the average speed of the cyclist in the first 60 seconds to this
last time interval. During which time interval was the cyclist travelling at
a faster rate? (Include evidence)
6. Compare the steepness of the line on the graph in the first 60 seconds to
the steepness of the line between 140s and 220s. Which line is steeper?

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