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A car is going 43m/s and travels 14 m, how long did it take?
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A car is going 43m/s and travels 14 m, how
long did it take?

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Answer:

Time = 0.3256 sec

Step-by-step explanation:

Velocity = displacement / time

43=14/t

So the time =14/43

t=0.3256 sec

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