Unit
2 sec 1.5 checking and interpreting your results
However it is a good idea to carry out a couple of further
checks to ensure that the answer is reasonable and that it answers the question
asked.
Is your answer reasonable?
An important step in solving any problem is to check whether
your answer makes sense in the context of the problem and in particular whether
is realistic and roughly what you expected.
It would be wise to go back and check both the mathematics
and assumptions made.
So if you need a more accurate estimate of the time, then
you may wish to change some of the assumptions for the speed.
Making a realistic assumptions about speeds in which you can
travel on different roads is important in order to predict reasonable journey
time.
Answering a question
asked
However, in practice it would probably be better to allow
some extra time in case there are any unexpected delays or the assumptions for
the average speed were too high. There may also be other considerations, such
as allowing for parking.
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