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Physics, 03.10.2020 01:01, moneydee123

A student walks from one end of a 50 m long cafeteria and back again in 55 s. a. What is the student’s displacement?
b. What is the student’s distance traveled?
c. What is the student’s average velocity?
d. What is the student’s average speed?

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