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7. How long would it take a runner to travel 10 meters, running at a speed of2m/s? *2.5 s10 s5 s0.4 S
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7. How long would it take a runner to travel 10 meters, running at a speed of2m/s? *2.5 s10 s5 s0.4 S

7. How long would it take a runner to travel 10 meters, running at a speed of2m/s-example-1
User Arnaud Quillaud
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Answer:

5 s

Step-by-step explanation:

Distance traveled = 10 meters

Speed = 2m/s

Time = ?

The speed is given by the formula:

Speed = Distance / time

2 = 10/time

2 x time = 10

time = 10/2

time = 5 seconds

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