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If a jet travels 3600 in 3 seconds what is the speed of the jet
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If a jet travels 3600 in 3 seconds what is the speed of the jet

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Speed = distance / time

Speed = (3600) / (3 seconds)

Speed = 1200 [unit] per second.

'Unit' is whatever the unit of the 3600 is. It may be inches, light years, miles, meters, parsecs etc. It's not mentioned in the question.

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1200 mph

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