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Iteru [2.4K]
3 years ago
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What does erosion do to land forms and to sediment

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1 answer:
Ne4ueva [31]3 years ago
5 0
Well it breaks it away from rain or earthqukes depends but then depostion takes the rocks away and a delta takes it into the ocean
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On the way to grandmother´s, the average speed was 30 mph. On the way back, the average speed was 40 mph.

Explanation:

The average speed is given by the variation of the position over time.

Mathematically:

ΔX / Δt = v

where:

ΔX = distance (final position - initial position)

Δt = time (final time - initial time)

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On the way to Grandmother´s, we can calculate how much time Julie drove at each speed:

ΔX / Δt = v

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50 mi / 20 mph = 2.5 h

In the same way, we can calculate how much time she drove at 60 mph:

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In total, she drove a distance of 100 mi in (2.5 h + 0.83 h) 3.33 h. Then, the average speed on the way to Grandmother´s was:

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In the return trip, we do not know the distance nor the time that she drove at each speed, but we know that for each part of the trip, the time is the same (Δt)  and we also know that the total distance is 100 mi and the total time is 2Δt:

v1 = ΔX1 / Δt

v2 = ΔX2 / Δt

ΔX2 + ΔX1  = 100

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v2 = speed during the second part of the trip (60 mph)

ΔX1 = distance driven at 20 mph

ΔX2 = distance driven at 60 mph

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If we divide v2/v1, we will get:

v2/v1 = (ΔX2 / Δt) / (ΔX1 / Δt)

60 mph / 20 mph = ΔX2 / ΔX1

3 = ΔX2 / ΔX1

3ΔX1 = ΔX2

Then we can replace ΔX2 for 3ΔX1 in this equation:

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v1 = ΔX1 / Δt

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