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34kurt
4 years ago
6

The equation for distance is d = st. If a car has a speed of 77.0 m/s and travels for 45.0 seconds, how far does it go?

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2 answers:
BaLLatris [955]4 years ago
8 0
The equation is  d = s t , just like it says right at the beginning there.

-- Take the equation.

-- In the place where the equation says "s", erase 's' and write "(77 m/s)".

-- In the place where the equation says "t", erase 't' and write "(45 sec)".

-- NOW the equation says  d = (77 m/s) (45 sec) .

-- When there are two numbers right next to each other like that,
it means you're supposed to multiply them.

-- So multiply them.

-- Their product is equal to "d", and that's the answer. 
elena-14-01-66 [18.8K]4 years ago
3 0
Since you are given the formula all you need to do is "plug and chug"!

d = 77(45) = 3465 m = 3.465 km.
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