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the flat part/slope 1, it has the gentlest gradient

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compare the time taken for each slope, assuming he walks at a constant speed

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yes, he would be walking for a long time but his height increase would only be a little

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Slope 2 as its gradient was the greatest.

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Slope 3.Slope 3 was flat and would not have taken much energy.

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We can use the gradients to find the rate of height gain.

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Yes.If the slope is gentle means that its gradient or steepness is low so it would gain height at a slower rate or not at all.

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Slope 2 also as it has the greatest steepness compared to all the other slopes.

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Slope 4. It had the steepest gradient and thus, he could reach 150m quickly.

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A flat slope as it is easier to walk on a less steep gradient.

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We can divide the height over the time he takes to climb that height to find out the gradient every time he moves forward to see what rate he climbs it the fastest

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Yes it takes a longer time to gain height as he only gains a bit of height whenever he walks compared to climbing steeper slopes.

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Slope 4. It was slightly steep and he didn't have much breaks in between (short).

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Slope 1. It features the steepest and most exhausting climb with longer breaks 

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The gentle and flat paths. The steep parts would be harder but still ok for Paul

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We would check when the line intercepts with the 50m mark to find out how long it takes for him to cross that.

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It will take him easier as it will need less energy to climb

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Slope 1. There was only 1 break in the whole climb

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a flat area as its easier for him to climb

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we can take the hight climbed over the time taken

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If Paul had to rest somewhere, it would be somewhere in the middle of Slope 4. Slope 4 is extremely tough as it is essentially scaling a wall. Slope 2 would be the easiest as it is horizontal.

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Slope 4. The gradient was the highest. Due to this, there was more gravitational force acting against Paul as he walks up the mountain. This will cause him to spend more energy on going up the mountain for travelling the same distance and he will feel more tired.

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We can take the height climbed over the time taken.

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No. If the slope is gentler, it takes less force for Paul to climb it, means he could climb faster.

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The flat part because he dosent have to stand on a slope

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We can see how long paul takes to walk through the slopes

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No, because he might walk easier and walk waster

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Slope 4 as it had a good balance of not being too hard to climb but steep enough to quickly gain height

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On Slope 3 as it is flat and quick to pass

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The steeper the slope, the more he gains. Calculate the slope gradients.

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No as it may be less steep but very quick to traverse

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2 because it was the steepest and hardest to climb

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The faster he moves, the more he height he gains.

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He could rest at B as it was the least steep

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We could compare by seeing which slope was the least distance in the same amount of time

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Yes i Agree, beacuse it takes the same amount of time to go less distance

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Slope 2 gained the most height in 20 mins

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If pual had to rest he should rest at slope 3 as it is the flattest

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Q5 is in the photo album as it is hard to type equations here

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Yes, if he takes breaks every 30 minutes, the horizontal distance should be morenthan the verticle distance gained

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Slope 2 was hardest as it was the steepest slope

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we can see how long each slope would take to reach the same height 

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Yes as it takes longer to climb up but it can be better over long periods as it is less tiring

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Would assume he's constant and use gradients to find the rate of gain

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slope 2 because it was flat and easy to stay at 

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Paul moves higher fastest with slope 1 and doesn't move higher in slope 2 but slope 3 lets him move up but not very quickly

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yes the longer it is the longer it takes Paul to reach the top

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yes as the gradient is lower there takes more run to get rise

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Yes it means it took more time to distance ratio

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4 because it is last and he has no energy

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he gains more height if the gradient is larger

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The one where he reached the top without breaks

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Yes as it takes more time to climb up same amy

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recreated the graph on a website as I left the notes at home

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Divide the height over the time taken to achieve that height.

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At a shop in the mountains. You can relax an drink or eat something at a food shop?, increasing your energy. 

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As he moves forward his height increases. The  steeper the line plotte in the graph, the steeper slope it is. 

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Yes. As the slope stretches out more, the time he takes to cover that distance increasse, causing him to take more time as he is walkin slower. 