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Time = distance/speed Distance Average x Time speed a) A horse runs at an average speed of 15km/hour for 30km. How long does this take the horse? b) A fish swims 30 metres, swimming at an average speed
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Time = distance/speed

Distance
Average
x Time
speed
a) A horse runs at an average speed of 15km/hour for 30km. How
long does this take the horse?
b) A fish swims 30 metres, swimming at an average speed of 6m/s.
How long did this take?

User Swivel
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Answer:

a) Time = Distance/speed

Time = 30km/15km per hour

Time = 2 hour

b) Time = Distance/speed

Time = 30m/6m per sec

Time = 5 sec

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