Answer:
10 m/s
Step-by-step explanation:
Velocity= Position/Time
You can take any point on the line to calculate velocity.
Lets take t=1s
At t=1, position=10m
velocity= 10m/1s
=10 m/s
You can take any other point too, velocity will remain same.
For eg.
At t=5s
position=50m
velocity=50/5
=10m/s
Hope it helps :-)
It’s 50/50 hope this helps
Answer:
-4≤ g
Step-by-step explanation:
subtract the 7 to move the numbers to one side
Answer:
1.25,but your teacher is prolly looking for a fraction so 1 1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
DO NOT PUT 20 THAT PERSON S WRONG
Answer:
5:21
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that currently (in the problem) it is 25 min before 4, or 3:35. When we add an hour to that (first part of the problem), we get 4:35. The way l like to continue from here is to take the second part (the 46 min) and just use part of it to round the hour off, and then add the other part to it.
From 4:35 to 5, we have 25 min
4.35 + 25 = 5
We subtract those 25 min from the 46 min, since we used them to round the hour off.
46 - 25 = 21
We have 21 min left, and now that the hour is rounded off, it's way easier to add minutes to it.
5 + .21 = 5.21.
So an hour and 46 min from 3:35 it will be 5:21. I hope this helps :)
