A person runs at a speed of 4 meters per second. How far will the person travel in 40 seconds?

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5 0

To determine the distance (d) traveled by a body given its speed (S) and the time (t). Use the equation,

S = d / t ; d = S x t

Substituting the known values to the equation,

d = (4 m/s ) x (40 s) = 160 m

Thus, the person will travel 160 meters in 40 seconds.

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