2. A California fox can run at a top velocity of 10 m/s. How long would it take a California fox to run 75 meters at top speeds?t=d/v=80m / 8m/s=10s 3. Alondra leaves her house at 10:30 to go jogging. She runs a half marathon (13.1 miles) and returns home at 1:00 pm. What was Alondra's average velocity for the trip? v=d/t t=2.5 v=d/t%3D13.1mi/2.5hr=5.24mi/hr 4. Alondra leaves her house at 10:30 to go jogging. She runs 12.5 and returns home at 1:00 pm. What was Alondra's average velocity for the trip?v=d/t t=2.5

2. A California fox can run at a top velocity of 10 m/s. How long would it take a California fox to run 75 meters at top speeds?t=d/v=80m / 8m/s=10s 3. Alondra leaves her house at 10:30 to go jogging. She runs a half marathon (13.1 miles) and returns home at 1:00 pm. What was Alondra's average velocity for the trip? v=d/t t=2.5 v=d/t%3D13.1mi/2.5hr=5.24mi/hr 4. Alondra leaves her house at 10:30 to go jogging. She runs 12.5 and returns home at 1:00 pm. What was Alondra's average velocity for the trip?v=d/t t=2.5

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2. A California fox can run at a top velocity of 10 m/s. How long would it take a California fox
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and returns home at 1:00 pm. What was Alondra's average velocity for the trip?
v=d/t t=2.5 v=d/t%3D13.1mi/2.5hr=5.24mi/hr
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pm. What was Alondra's average velocity for the trip?v=Dd/t t=2.5
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