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MOTION PROBLEMS: AVERAGE VELOCITY / SPEED ● Remember, if you move with constant velocity, there is only ONE equation _____________ ________________. EXAMPLE 1: How long would it take you (in hours) to drive from Miami, FL to Seattle, WA (~3,300 miles apart = ~5,300 km) if you could average 60 mph (96 km/h)?
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