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Physics, 04.10.2020 03:01, yourmumsanoodle

A baseball player runs from home plate to first base, a distance of 90 feet. The graph shows the displacement of the player over time,
What is the approximate average speed of the player's run to first base?
A. 90 US
B. 0.05 Us
C. 10
D. 20


A baseball player runs from home plate to first base, a distance of 90 feet.

The graph shows the

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