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A skier travels 148m[W] in 5.50s. What is the skier’s velocity ?

A skier travels 148m[W] in 5.50s. What is the skier’s velocity ?
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A skier travels 148m[W] in 5.50s. What is the skier’s velocity ?

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Velocity =

Velocity=
(metre)/(second)

=
(148)/(5.50)

= 26.91 m/s

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