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the amount of miles on each vehicle determines which ones faster

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Distance/Time

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take how fast it goes by the amount of time and equalize

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distance over time

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Speed=distance/time

Time is consistently equal unless somebody pauses time
*Look at the distance it travels

If someone pauses time, calculate the instantaneous rate of change in distance

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using a formula

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comparing the speed of each using speed= distance/time

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using a reference point

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Distance divided by tome

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for example if i am traveling to saginaw and it takes me an hour to drive 68 miles, i was driving at 68 mph

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Understanding the speed of both things. Than comparing how far the things are traveling every second

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We must calculate the speed of both objects. The way to do that is by figuring out the distance in which both objects are traveling and the time it takes for them to get there. We can use the formula s = d/t. The greater number is the faster object.

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Distance per unit of time, done so by measuring the distance traveled and time traveled then divided

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Distance per unit of time, done so by measuring the distance traveled and time traveled then divided

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You can measure the speed of something by measuring how far each thing goes in a given amount of time. Then you take these values and plug them into the velocity equation V=distance/time

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The speed that they are moving at.

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Calculate it by using distance per time

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Speed=distance/time
Measure distance and time

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speed, which is distance/time

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it’s depended on a still object that isn’t moving to tell if another object is moving

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distance for a set amount of time

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Distance divided by time

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You look at what object is visually moving faster

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We need to calculate speed of both objects. To do that we need to measure area an object travels in a certain amount of time. 

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We need to calculate speed of both objects. To do that we need to measure area an object travels in a certain amount of time. 

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by measuring distance per unit in time or by measuring velocity

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The amount of speed per distance that the object moves at. Maybe consider the weight of the object

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Distance per time

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By measuring the distance travelled in a given amount of time.

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Measure distant traveled with the same amount of time Hahahahahahaha

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Measure distant traveled with the same amount of time Hahahahahahaha

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By measuring velocity of the two objects and deciphering which is faster.

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since speed=distance/time; you should check which object goes a set distance in a quicker amount of time.

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Measure the items of each then see which one is faster.

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distance per unit of time

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Distance per unit in time

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Calculate the distance an object cover in a given amount of time

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Going the same distance, measure how long it takes for different objects to go that distance. Use that time and distance to find the speed (speed = distance/time)

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The time it takes for something to cover a distance 

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The time it takes for something to cover a distance 

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How much kinetic energy something has

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See how much distance per time each object might have moved at

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If one object is visually faster than another object 

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If one object is visually faster than another object 

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By measuring each of there speeds and a reference point

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Unit of length over unit of time. An example would be miles per hour or meters a second.

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We can measure speed of both objects

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The speed of both objects

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Calculate the distance travelled in the given amount of time

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how far things can go in a certain amount of time

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Miles per hour, acceleration