Recall the nursery rhyme, Jack and Jill. Sketch graphs of each scenario on the same pair...

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Recall the nursery rhyme, "Jack and Jill." Sketch graphs of each scenario on the same pair of axes. Label each axis with its meaning. Label the graph showing Jack's motion with Jack and Jill's with Jill. a. Jack and Jill run up the hill. Both are running at a constant rate. Jill ran faster than Jack. Show the graphs of their race. b. Jack and Jill rolled down the hill. Again, they each rolled at a constant rate. This time, Jack rolled faster than Jill. Show the graph of their movement down the hill. c. Describe the comparative steepness of the graphs in a) and b). d. Are the running graphs steeper or less than the rolling graphs? Why do you think so? Recall the nursery rhyme, "Jack and Jill." Sketch graphs of each scenario on the same pair of axes. Label each axis with its meaning. Label the graph showing Jack's motion with Jack and Jill's with Jill. a. Jack and Jill run up the hill. Both are running at a constant rate. Jill ran faster than Jack. Show the graphs of their race. b. Jack and Jill rolled down the hill. Again, they each rolled at a constant rate. This time, Jack rolled faster than Jill. Show the graph of their movement down the hill. c. Describe the comparative steepness of the graphs in a) and b). d. Are the running graphs steeper or less than the rolling graphs? Why do you think so?

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