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6. How long does it take for a teenager to walk 15 meters if he can walk 3m/s? (hint:
time=distance/speed)

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

t=d/r. The distance is 15 the rate is 3m per seconds So you divide 15/3 =5. It will take him 5 seconds to walk 15 mi

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