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An old woman is worried about time. She walks at a rate of 2 meters per second and travels a
distance of 454 meters. How long does it take her to complete the motion?


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chemhelperAZ

Answer:

227 seconds.

Explanation:

Speed is equal to distance divided by time. s = d/t

We can rearrange this algebraically to solve for the time it will take to cover a certain distance at a certain speed. Time is equal to distance divided by speed.  t = d/s

Then we substiture our known values for the variables and solve for our unknown.

t = 454m / 2m/s = 227s

petitth26

Answer:

If the lady is traveling 2 meters per second and she travels 454 meters then you will have to divide 454 by 2 to get the amount of time she walked.

454 divided by 2 = 227

This means that the lady traveled for 227 seconds or about 3.78 minutes.

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