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5. A student walks 167 meters in 185 seconds. The student stops for 135 seconds and

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eimsori [14]1 year ago

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The average speed of the entire walk is 0.6761 m/s.

A student walks 167 meters in 185 seconds. The student stops for 135 seconds.

Now, the total distance covered by the student = 167 meters

The total time taken by the student till now = ( 185 + 135 ) seconds

Then a student walks 215 meters farther in 245 seconds. Now,

The total distance covered by the student = ( 167 + 215 ) meters

The total time taken by the student till now = ( 185 + 135 + 245 ) seconds

The average speed of the entire walk = ( total distance covered ) / ( total time taken )

The average speed of the entire walk = ( ( 167 + 215 ) meters ) / ( ( 185 + 135 + 245 ) seconds )

The average speed of the entire walk = ( 382 / 565 ) meter/second

The average speed of the entire walk = 0.6761 m/s.

The average speed of the entire walk is 0.6761 m/s.

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