Module 4 Academic Vocab

3. The distance the car has traveled since it left the factory.
5. A type of car insurance that pays for the repair costs if your car is damaged in a crash/collision with another vehicle.
8. This formula shows the distance a car travels is a function of its speed & time.
10. The relative possibility that an event will occur, such as when flipping a coin or rolling some dice.
11. The amount of money the policyholder pays from their own pocket before the insurance company will pay for repair costs for your car.
13. This type of car insurance protects you if another drive does not have auto insurance.

1. The rate of speed that your car is traveling is shown by this, which is located in the dashboard of your car.
2. When something (such as a car) loses value over time.
4. How much gasoline a car uses to travel a certain distance. Measured in miles per gallon.
6. A type of car insurance that pays for injuries to others.
7. A type of car insurance that covers the repair costs to your car if it is damaged by fire, flood, wind, vandalism, etc.
9. A type of car insurance that pays for damage to somebody's property, such as when you hit a fire hydrant or telephone pole.
12. Straight lines have a _________ rate of change.