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If your speed is 3 meters in 1 second (3m/s), how long would it take you to go 15 meters?
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If your speed is 3 meters in 1 second (3m/s), how long would it take you to go 15
meters?

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5 seconds

Explanation:3=1 6=2 9=3 12=4 15=5 15 equal 5 mean 15 meters in 5 sec

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5 seconds

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