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PilotLPTM [1.2K]
2 years ago
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A snail starts on her trip from a pumpkin patch to a strawberry field.

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pantera1 [17]2 years ago
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There are different kinds of movement. The  the speed of the snail is 20 mph.(20Km/h)

<h3>What is speed?</h3>

Speed is often regarded as the rate of change of position or the state of a specific object. This is usually done in any given direction.

For better understanding, note that:

8/15+ 52/x will be equal to = 52/x-96

x=156,

Then you have to convert the above into hours, which will give us:

2.6, 52/x,

Therefore, the speed of the snail is = 20

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a snail on her trip from a pumpkin patch to a strawberry field. one hour and 36 minutes later a turtles leaves the pumpkin patch for the strawberry field and arrives at the same time as the snail the distance between the pumpkin patch and the strawberry field is 52m find the speed of the snail if it is 32 meters per hour less than the speed of the turtle.

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