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asked Mar 8, 2022 89.8k views

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125 feet in 5seconds

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Answer:

25 feet in one second

Explanation:

Since it takes 5 seconds to travel 125 feet, you would do 125 ÷ 5 to get the distance for one second, which is 25 feet.

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Naourass Derouichi answered Mar 14, 2022

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