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A gun fires a bullet 13 m/s at a distance of 9.18m. How long did it take the buller to travel that distance at that speed? Show your work. Don’t forget the unit.
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A gun fires a bullet 13 m/s at a distance of 9.18m. How long did it take the buller to travel that distance at that speed? Show your work. Don’t forget the unit.

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9.18/13=0.7062 second

Step-by-step explanation:

9.18meters devide it by the speed 13m/s

≈0.7062

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