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Tim drives to his brother Casey's house. Given the distance travelled and the time spent, what can Tim calculate about his trip? A) acceleration B) density C) force D) velo…

Tim drives to his brother Casey's house. Given the distance travelled and the time spent, what can Tim calculate about his trip? A) acceleration B) density C) force D) velo…
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Tim drives to his brother Casey's house. Given the distance travelled and the time spent, what can Tim calculate about his trip?

A) acceleration

B) density

C) force

D) velocity

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D. The equation for Velocity is v=d/t. Given the distance and time spent, velocity can be determined.
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