How to get the average velocity if the angle, distance and time are given?
Distance=2 Time=1.17 seconds Angle= 30 degrees What is the Average Velocity? = v = 2/1.17 = 1.7 m/sec 30 degrees, northeast
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Distance=2 Time=1.17 seconds Angle= 30 degrees What is the Average Velocity? = v = 2/1.17 = 1.7 m/sec 30 degrees, northeast
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