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A student has a displacement of 739 m north in 162 s. What was the student’s average velocity?A. 0.22 m/sB. 119,718 m/sC. 162 m/

sD. 4.56 m/s

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user100 [1]2 years ago

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Answer:

answer below

Explanation:

Displacement of the student is 739 m due North and it takes 162 s.

We need to find the student's average velocity. Using formula of velocity.

Velocity = displacement/time

v= 739/162

v= 4.56

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