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Data Handling

Data Handling. Speed/Distance/ Time. Data Handling. D. Distance. S. T. Speed/Distance/ Time. Speed. Time. Data Handling. We can calculate the distance something travels by multiplying it’s speed by the time it travels: Speed x Time = Distance. Speed/Distance/ Time. Data Handling.

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Data Handling

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  1. Data Handling Speed/Distance/Time

  2. Data Handling D Distance S T Speed/Distance/Time Speed Time

  3. Data Handling We can calculate the distance something travels by multiplying it’s speed by the time it travels: Speed x Time = Distance Speed/Distance/Time

  4. Data Handling If a car is driven at 60mph for 1 hour it will cover a distance of 60 miles If the car is driven at 60mph for 2 hours it will cover a distance of 60 miles each hour for 2 hours (2 x 60miles = 120 miles) Speed/Distance/Time

  5. Data Handling Sometimes we know how far the car has travelled in an hour but not the speed it travelled at. Speed/Distance/Time The car travelled 120 miles in 2 hours 120 miles divided by 2 hours = 60mph

  6. Data Handling Finally we sometimes know the distance travelled and the speed but do not know how long it takes: Speed/Distance/Time The car travelled 120 miles at 60mph 120 miles divided by 60mph = 2 hours

  7. Data Handling It can be quite difficult to remember what we do, multiply by time? Divide by distance? Speed/Distance/Time We can use a clever technique call the magic triangle. All we need to remember is: Distance = Speed x Time

  8. Data Handling D Distance S x T Speed/Distance/Time Speed Time We cover over the thing we do NOT know

  9. Data Handling D Distance S x T Speed/Distance/Time Speed Time If we don’t know the Speed… …the triangle tells us it is Distance over Time

  10. Data Handling D Distance S x T Speed/Distance/Time Speed Time If we don’t know the Distance… …the triangle tells us it is Speed x Time

  11. Data Handling D Distance S x T Speed/Distance/Time Speed Time If we don’t know the Time… …the triangle tells us it is Distance over Speed

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