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Answer 1

It would take the dog 1 second to run 5 meters at once. So then once you are able to convert meters into miles the dog would be running 0.0031 miles an hour. I hope that this helps you.

Answer 2

5 m/s

How did we get it?

From the problem we have the following givens:

(a) a dog crossed the park from one side to the other

(b) the total distance from one side of the park to the other side is 80.0 m

(c) the total time the dog spent to cross the park is about 16.0 s

(d) we are looking for the speed (S)

Remember, the formula for speed is:
`\boxed{S=(d)/(t)=(distance)/(time)}`

How to solve it? Substitute the given numerical values for the distance and time to the formula.

We have d=80\ md=80 m and t=16\ st=16 s .

Then,
`S=(d)/(t)=(80\ m)/(16\ s)=\bold{5\ m/s}`

Therefore, the speed of the dog is 5 m/s.

How is it? Happy learning!

If there's a Latex Error, Please click the second image attached below.

Btw, the figure beside "16.0 s" is a clock. Lol :D