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An archer shoots an arrow that goes 210m in 1.5 seconds. What is it’s velocity in m/s
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An archer shoots an arrow that goes 210m in 1.5 seconds. What is it’s velocity in m/s
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The correct answer is 140 m/s
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ANSWER: 140m per second
EXPLANATION: You just divide 210 by 1.5 and there you have it. 1s = 140 1.5= 210 2s= 280
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