Question

Two students are riding on a sled down a 100 m hill. It takes 25 seconds to reach the bottom of the hill. What is their speed

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

We use the formula speed = distance/time to compute speed.

The distance in this example is 100 meters, and the duration is 25 seconds.

As a result, the pupils' sled speed is:

100 meters divided by 25 seconds equals 4 meters per second.

Answer 2

To determine speed, divide the distance (100 meters) by the time required to cover that distance (25 seconds). In this instance, the two kids' sled speed would be calculated as 100 meters divided by 25 seconds, or 4 meters per second.