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Heading north, a dragonfly travels at a constant rate of 40 meters in 80 minutes. What is the dragonfly's velocit
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Heading north, a dragonfly travels at a constant rate of 40 meters in 80 minutes. What is the dragonfly's velocit

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distance=40m

time=80sec

velocity=distance/time=40/80=0.5m/s

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