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If a car is traveling 35 m/s for 200 seconds, how far will the car travel?
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If a car is traveling 35 m/s for 200 seconds, how far will the car travel?

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7.14285714286

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answer:

7,000 meters (m)

Step-by-step explanation:

formula is d=v•t

d is distance, v is velocity (speed), and t is time.

to find the answer to this problem, plug in the values given:

d = 200 • 35

7000 = d
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