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The position of car A and car B, starting out side by side and traveling along a straight road, is given by s = f(t) and s = g(t), respectively, where s is measured in feet and t is measured in seconds (see the accompanying figure).
The position of car A and car B, starting out side by side and traveling along a straight road, is given by s = f(t) and s = g(t), respectively, where s is measured in feet and t is measured in seconds (see the accompanying figure). ​   ​ Which car is traveling faster at t​<sub>1</sub>? ​ Car __________ ​ Which car is traveling faster at t​<sub>2</sub>?
Which car is traveling faster at t​1?

Car __________

Which car is traveling faster at t​2?


Definitions:

Cohen's D

Estimate of the magnitude of the difference between the means of two groups measured in standard deviation units.

Cohen's D

An indicator of the magnitude of difference, displaying the standardized deviation between two averages.

Cohen's D

A measure of the size of an effect for a hypothesis test; it is the difference between two means divided by the standard deviation of the data.

Cohen's D

A statistic used to quantify the difference between two group means relative to the standard deviation of the sample.

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