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Can anyone help me with this question: a swimmer swims at 5m/s. How long would it take to swim 5 laps of a 50m pool
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a swimmer swims at 5m/s. How long would it take to swim 5 laps of a 50m pool

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Answer:

Time=Distance÷Speed

Time=250m(50m×5)÷5m/s

Time=50s

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