Physics, 18.06.2020 01:57 ciarakelly636owuiup

The chart indicates the time, speed, and velocity of five runners. Runner
Garreth
Luigi
Elisa
Jasmine
Logan
Which best describes the runners?
Total time
40 minutes
35 minutes
40 minutes
35 minutes
35 minutes
Speed
6.2 mph
5.0 mph
6.2 mph
5.0 mph
5.6 mph
Velocity
5.5 mph West
4.3 mph east
5.5 mph West
4.0 mph south
4.0 mph north
O Garreth and Elisa ran the same distance but not the same displacement, Luigi and Jasmine went the same displacement,
and Logan ran faster than Jasmine.
O Garreth ran farther than Luigi, Elisa and Jasmine went the same distance, and Logan and Jasmine has the same
displacement in the opposite direction.
O Garreth and Elisa ran together, Luigi and Jasmine went the same distance, and Logan and Jasmine have the same
displacement in the opposite direction.
O Garreth ran less than Logan, Elisa and Jasmine went the same displacement, and Luigi and Garreth ran together

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