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If you are given the task of determining Mr. Panda's fastest speed and day of running from the following line graph, your answer will be and .

A

8

km/hr

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B

7

km/hr

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C

6

km/hr

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D

Sunday

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E

Saturday

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F

Friday

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Solution

The correct option is E Saturday
If we look at the graph closely, we can see that on Saturday he ran at the fastest speed of $8$ km/hr.

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