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Starting at an initial position of 100 meters, a person jogs at 5 meters per second for 1 minute forward and then walks backwards at 2 meters per second for 2 minutes. What position does the person end
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Starting at an initial position of 100 meters, a person jogs at 5 meters per second for 1 minute forward and then walks backwards at 2 meters per second for 2 minutes. What position does the person end at?

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Answer:

100 + (5 * 60) = 400

400 - (2*120) = 160

end position = 160

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