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A bicycle is heading west. It goes 5000m in 500s. What is its velocity?
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A bicycle is heading west. It goes 5000m in 500s. What is its velocity?

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5000/500=10
Velocity is displacement over time.
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The velocity is 10m/s because velocity is calculated by dividing time from displacement so 5000 divided by 500 is 10. 
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