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A cyclist moves at 10 m / s for 5 minutes and at 18 m / s for 6 minutes in the same direction and direction. Get the average spe

ed of this movement.
A.14.4 m/s
B.2.5 m/s
C.25.0 m/s
D.31.6 m/s
E.None of the above

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andre [41]3 years ago

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total speed/total time=28/11=approx 2.8, just under.

makes it b, surprisingly

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