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A school bus covers a distance of 7200 m in 1800 s. Calculate its speed.

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telo118 [61]2 years ago

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Answer:

Speed = 4 m/sec

Explanation:

Speed = Distance / Time

Where Distance = 7200 m and Time = 1800 s

Speed = 7200 m / 1800 sec

Speed = 4 m/sec

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