AQA · Mathematics · 8300
GCSE Maths: Tables: distance charts
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In a distance chart, where do you find the distance between two specific towns?
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At the intersection of the row and column corresponding to those two towns.
What formula relates distance, speed, and time?
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Speed = Distance ÷ Time (or Distance = Speed × Time)
If a person drives to work and back home for 5 days (Monday to Friday), how many one-way trips is that in total?
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10 one-way trips (2 trips per day × 5 days)
To find average speed for an entire journey with multiple legs, what two total values do you need?
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Total distance travelled and total time taken for all legs combined.
In a distance chart problem asking for total distance travelled across multiple stops, what operation do you perform?
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Add up the distances for each leg of the journey.
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