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Originally Posted by darklord700
If the police can establish that today I drive from Calgary at 7am to Edmonton and arrive at 9am. Can they prove that I spent my way to Edmonton from deduction (280KM/2hr=140KM/hr)? On what legal principle the police can or cannot charge me for spending based solely on the above deduction? Thanks.
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Isn't this part of initial calculus courses - that you can take a derivative of your distance and time profile and prove that at some point you must have had a speed of at least the average (140km/hr) at some point during your travel.
Outside of math/calculus proofs, it just makes logical sense as well.