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Measuring speed accurately

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I can clearly describe how to measure speed and explain how I can do this accurately.

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The instantaneous speed of an object is the speed at a particular moment in time. For an accurate measurement a person needs to be in line with the observation. Manual timing can lead to a range of timing errors. Repeat readings can reduce the effect of random errors. Some readings are anomalous and these should not be used in caluations of averages.

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