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Join the wilson family as they support dad during the 2-day coast to coast race. Calculate dad's average speeds, distances, and times for running, cycling, and kayaking stages. Round your answers to the nearest km/h.
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The Wilson family have all gone to the South Island to be Dad’s support crew in the Coast to Coast race, which involves running, cycling, and kayaking. Dad is competing as an individual in the 2 day event.
7 a.m. A running start!
Dad reached Klondyke Corner at 2:59:06. a. How far had he travelled on day 1? b. How long did the mountain run take? c. What was his average speed for this run? Round your answer to the nearest kilometre per hour. d. Why do you think Dad was slower on average over this run? e. What was his average speed for day 1?
Here he comes!
Come on, Dad! You’re nearly there!
Day 1
Start Kumara
Arthur’s Pass
Deception Footbridge
Pacific Ocean
Finish
Sumner
Sheffield (^) Gorge Bridge
Tasman Sea
Christchurch
State Highway 73 Race route
(end of day 1)
(end of day 2)
Have a good day, Dad!
7.30 a.m. Another cycling leg
Day 2
It’s nearly over, Dad! Way to go!
Mum and Nathan left early to deliver the kayak to Mount White Bridge.
Check out the event times for actual competitors in the Coast to Coast race. Compare Dad’s time with their times. (The website address is www.coasttocoast.co.nz) investigation
Well done, Dad!
I can see him now!