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6. A man ran 100m in 10s. How long would he take to ran 10000m, running at the same speed?​
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6. A man ran 100m in 10s. How long would he take
to ran 10000m, running at the same speed?​

User Jessy Houle
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Answer:

1,000s

Explanation:


(10s)/(100m) = (xs)/(10000m)

multiply by 10,000 and you get 1,000s

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