The answer is 100m dash in 14.4s. Because if you try to take something out of its natural state then you cause time. Velocity is an adulterated of a natural state as thus is false.. This is literally the golden key to everything.! I love you and never want you to suffer again! Love yahweh!
Jens walks 5 kilometers from his house to quiapo to buy a new bike which he uses to return home. He averaged 10 kilometers faster on his bike than on foot. If his total trip took 1hour and 20 minutes, what is his walking speed?
100 ÷ 14.4 Dividing with decimals (the dot in "14.4") on paper might be a little tricky. But if you see addition, subtraction, and multiplication with decimals too, then you'd be familiar with them better
also don't forget that you'd have to write the answer as 6.94 "m/s". See how 100 "m" and 14.4 "s" got combined into "m/s" in velocity's answer? It also works like this: Distance= 2 km (kilometers) Time= 2 h (hours) Velocity=? 2 km ÷ 2h = 2km/h
At this case, the decimal point of 14.4 should be put forward so that the number will be a whole number as 144. Then do the same thing to 100. as putting the decimal of 100 a step forward so that it will be 1000 (thousand). Then divide 1000 by 144. When dividing, be considerate about the rules & also the decimal points of the answer. That's it.
The answer is 100m dash in 14.4s. Because if you try to take something out of its natural state then you cause time. Velocity is an adulterated of a natural state as thus is false.. This is literally the golden key to everything.! I love you and never want you to suffer again! Love yahweh!
thanks for the help
What about with circumference?
Jens walks 5 kilometers from his house to quiapo to buy a new bike which he uses to return home. He averaged 10 kilometers faster on his bike than on foot. If his total trip took 1hour and 20 minutes, what is his walking speed?
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Is velocity always distance over time
That's the basic equation for velocity, but there are many other equations that have velocity in them.
how did u divide the 100m and 14.4s?
100 ÷ 14.4
Dividing with decimals (the dot in "14.4") on paper might be a little tricky.
But if you see addition, subtraction, and multiplication with decimals too, then you'd be familiar with them better
also don't forget that you'd have to write the answer as 6.94 "m/s". See how 100 "m" and 14.4 "s" got combined into "m/s" in velocity's answer?
It also works like this:
Distance= 2 km (kilometers)
Time= 2 h (hours)
Velocity=?
2 km
÷
2h
=
2km/h
I would do like convert to fraction do reciprocal and multiply and divide
At this case, the decimal point of 14.4 should be put forward so that the number will be a whole number as 144. Then do the same thing to 100. as putting the decimal of 100 a step forward so that it will be 1000 (thousand). Then divide 1000 by 144. When dividing, be considerate about the rules & also the decimal points of the answer. That's it.