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The object has a speed of 15 m/s. It took the object 5 second to travel, how far did the object go?
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The object has a speed of 15 m/s. It took the object 5 second to travel, how far did the object go?

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Seventy-Five Metres

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You can solve this simply by multiplying 15 m/s by 5 seconds


15 (m)/(s) * 5s\\=75(ms)/(s)\\= 75m

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