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If an object is moving at the speed of 36 kilometers per hour, how many meters does it travel in one second?
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If an object is moving at the speed of 36 kilometers per hour, how many meters does it travel in one second?
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36*1000m/1h =a
a/3600 to get seconds
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Answer:
10 meters per second
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