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The document provides instructions for calculating journey times from given distances and average speeds. It states that each question lists a distance in km followed by an average speed in km/h, and the time taken should be calculated in hours by dividing the distance by the speed. An example of 40 km at 50 km/h, which equals 0.8 hours, is provided. Readers are instructed to shade sections of the key using different colors based on the calculated time.

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Colour by Number - Time

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The document provides instructions for calculating journey times from given distances and average speeds. It states that each question lists a distance in km followed by an average speed in km/h, and the time taken should be calculated in hours by dividing the distance by the speed. An example of 40 km at 50 km/h, which equals 0.8 hours, is provided. Readers are instructed to shade sections of the key using different colors based on the calculated time.

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The document provides instructions for calculating journey times from given distances and average speeds. It states that each question lists a distance in km followed by an average speed in km/h, and the time taken should be calculated in hours by dividing the distance by the speed. An example of 40 km at 50 km/h, which equals 0.8 hours, is provided. Readers are instructed to shade sections of the key using different colors based on the calculated time.

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Colour by Number - Time

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The document provides instructions for calculating journey times from given distances and average speeds. It states that each question lists a distance in km followed by an average speed in km/h, and the time taken should be calculated in hours by dividing the distance by the speed. An example of 40 km at 50 km/h, which equals 0.8 hours, is provided. Readers are instructed to shade sections of the key using different colors based on the calculated time.

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Calculating the Time

Each question shows the


875, 50 666, 66 920, 55
distance (km) followed by the 332, 15
average speed (km/h) of a 230, 41

62
999, 111

,5
journey. For each question, 37, 1.5
calculate the time taken in
hours. Then use the key 500, 25 98, 100

17
88 390, 15

0,
to shade the section in the 0, 3
48 5
correct colour.
50, 120

10,
90
1620, 54 225, 9
For example, ‘40, 50’ would

40
,3
20 25, 1

5
mean that the distance was 325 ,3 3800, 200
, 50 0
40km and the average speed 199 55, 75
, 12 60, 70
was 50km/h. To find the time 0 60
,3
12, 1.5
30 89
5
taken, we would calculate 0, ,
14
80 100, 120

5
35 ,2

,7
175, 25 23
5

97
40 ÷ 50, giving us 0.8 hours.
80, 66

40
15, 1.8

0,
We would colour this section 25, , 90

12
1.3 0
108 5, 50

10
302.5, 11

0 10
in red, according to the key

,2
12, 0.5 0
97, 1

0,

160

.4
below. 150.5, 7

30
55

, 40
5
5, 5
,5
40 100 10
360, , 75 200, 100 110, 6 160, 1
22
Red 0<t<1 10 575, 140
405, 65 0, 240, 180
40
1000, 140 50 39, 3
Green 1≤t<3 30 75, 65 500, 1
,2 15 21 250, 150
0 0,4 0,
70
65 5 , 55
Yellow 3≤t<5
0,
99 175 800, 150

50
100, 4 20, 0.75

, 40
.8

Light Blue 5 ≤ t < 20


,1
10

950, 80 775, 145 950, 180


225, 20 560, 80
White 20 ≤ t ≤ 30 500, 80
Calculating the Time Answers
Each question shows the
875, 50 666, 66 920, 55
distance (km) followed by the 332, 15
average speed (km/h) of a 230, 41

62
999, 111

,5
journey. For each question, 37, 1.5
calculate the time taken in
hours. Then use the key 500, 25 98, 100

17
88 390, 15

0,
to shade the section in the 0, 3
48 5
correct colour.
50, 120

10,
90
1620, 54 225, 9
For example, ‘40, 50’ would

40
,3
20 25, 1

5
mean that the distance was 325 ,3 3800, 200
, 50 0
40km and the average speed 199 55, 75
, 12 60, 70
was 50km/h. To find the time 0 60
,3
12, 1.5
30 89
5
taken, we would calculate 0, ,
14
80 100, 120

5
35 ,2

,7
175, 25 23
5

97
40 ÷ 50, giving us 0.8 hours.
80, 66

40
15, 1.8

0,
We would colour this section 25, , 90

12
1.3 0
108 5, 50

10
302.5, 11

0 10
in red, according to the key

,2
12, 0.5 0
97, 1

0,

160

.4
below. 150.5, 7

30
55

, 40
5
5, 5
,5
40 100 10
360, , 75 200, 100 110, 6 160, 1
22
Red 0<t<1 10 575, 140
405, 65 0, 240, 180
40
1000, 140 50 39, 3
Green 1≤t<3 30 75, 65 500, 1
,2 15 21 250, 150
0 0,4 0,
70
65 5 , 55
Yellow 3≤t<5
0,
99 175 800, 150

50
100, 4 20, 0.75

, 40
.8

Light Blue 5 ≤ t < 20


,1
10

950, 80 775, 145 950, 180


225, 20 560, 80
White 20 ≤ t ≤ 30 500, 80

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