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the distance between two points P and Q is 120 m a object goes from point P to q and then returned to P in 1 minute 40 second wh

at is the average velocity

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Naily [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

using a formula

average velocity=total displacement/total time

average velocity=120/1minute40sec

1minute=60sec

60sec+40sec=120sec

average velocity=120m/120sec

average velocity=1m/sec

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