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Finish this equation useing the term "average speed" and "time interval ": total distance =

Finish this equation useing the term "average speed" and "time interval ": total distance =
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Finish this equation useing the term "average speed" and "time interval ": total distance =

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It's speed equals ( distance Divided by time ) I hope this helps
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Total distance during the time interval =

(average speed during the time interval)
times
(length of the time interval) .
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