3 Sarah left home at 10:00 and cycled north in

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nekit [7.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

a) From 10 to 11, Sarah rode 12 km in one hour. That means her velocity was 12 km/hr.

b) Sarah passed by her home at 12:45.

c) From 12 to 13, Sarah rode 15 km. Thus, her velocity was 15 km/hr. From 13 to 14 she rode 3 km. Thus, her velocity was 3 km/hr.

d) Her average velocity was 12+0+15+3/4, or 30/4 which is 7.5 km/hr.

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