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If a runner ran 100m in 10s, what is the runners average speed? I think it involves one of Newton’s laws.

If a runner ran 100m in 10s, what is the runners average speed? I think it involves one of Newton’s laws.
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If a runner ran 100m in 10s, what is the runners average speed?

I think it involves one of Newton’s laws.

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Answer:

either 10 metera in one second or .1 m per second s

Step-by-step explanation:

it ia just math so dividing

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