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Dimensionally, which of the following could be a velocity? * 5 meters 5 meters west 5 meters per second 5 meters per second west
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Dimensionally, which of the following could be a velocity? *

5 meters
5 meters west
5 meters per second
5 meters per second west

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Answer:

5 meters per second

Step-by-step explanation:

5m is the distance

5m west is the vector

5m per second is the velocity

5m per second west is unknown

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