3 years ago

a tram moved downward 15 meters in 5 seconds at a constant rate. what was the change in the team's elevation each second?

Mathematics

1 answer:

Sergio [31]3 years ago

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Answer: 3 meters downward per second

Step-by-step explanation:

If it moved downward 15 meters for every 5 seconds and to find the change in the elevation each second then divide the meters by 5.

15/5 = 3

3 meters per second

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a tram moved downward 15 meters in 5 seconds at a constant rate. what was the change in the team's elevation each second?​

a tram moved downward 15 meters in 5 seconds at a constant rate. what was the change in the team's elevation each second?