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What distance could a toddler travel if they crawl at a rate of .73 m/s for 20 seconds?
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What distance could a toddler travel if they crawl at a rate of .73 m/s for 20 seconds?

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Answer:

14.6 m (meters)

Step-by-step explanation:

When working with time, and speed.

Use d = st, since s = d/t (just rearanging the formula for speed). d is for distance, t is for time, and s is for speed (velocity with no direction).

To solve for the distance just multiply the rate of speed by the time to get distance.

Given .73m/s is the speed, and 20s is the time.

d = st

d = .73 m/s × 20s

d = .73m × 20

d = 14.6 m

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14.6 seconds I think if
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