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3 years ago

Jonah rode his skateboard 350 meters down a straight road at a constant velocity. He skated

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Marysya12 [62]3 years ago

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Answer:

250 m/min down the road

Explanation:

Velocity is equivalent to speed but it considers the direction of the object. Velocity is also calculated by dividing the distance travelled by time. Therefore, $v=\frac {d}{t}$ where d and t are distance and time respectively. Given that d is given as 350 m and t is 1.4 s then by substitution $v=\frac {350}{1.4}=250 m/min$ and the direction is down the road.

Velocity is 250 m/min down the road

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