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A satellite orbiting a planet travels at a constant speed. If it travels 84.4 km in 4 seconds, what is its speed in kilometers per second?
A satellite orbiting a planet travels at a constant speed. If it travels 84.4 km in 4 seconds, what is its speed in kilometers per second?
- 21.1 km/second (correct)
- 337.6 km/second
- 25.5 km/second
- 18.1 km/second
If a satellite travels at a constant speed of 21.1 km/second, how far will it travel in 6 seconds?
If a satellite travels at a constant speed of 21.1 km/second, how far will it travel in 6 seconds?
- 168.8 km
- 105.5 km
- 147.7 km
- 126.6 km (correct)
A satellite travels 84.4 km in 4 seconds. If the satellite maintains the same speed, how long would it take to travel 42.2 km?
A satellite travels 84.4 km in 4 seconds. If the satellite maintains the same speed, how long would it take to travel 42.2 km?
- 3 seconds
- 4 seconds
- 2 seconds (correct)
- 1 second
If a satellite travels 21.1 km every second, what distance will it travel in 10 seconds?
If a satellite travels 21.1 km every second, what distance will it travel in 10 seconds?
A satellite travels 84.4 km in 4 seconds. If, for a subsequent pass of 10 seconds, the speed increases by a factor of 2, what distance will it travel?
A satellite travels 84.4 km in 4 seconds. If, for a subsequent pass of 10 seconds, the speed increases by a factor of 2, what distance will it travel?
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Speed
Speed
The distance covered by a moving object in a unit of time.
Calculating Speed
Calculating Speed
To calculate speed, divide the total distance traveled by the total time taken.
Distance per Second
Distance per Second
The total distance covered by the satellite in 4 seconds is 84.4 km, and we need to find the distance covered in 1 second. Divide the total distance by the total time to find the distance covered in one second.
Total Distance Calculation
Total Distance Calculation
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Final Distance
Final Distance
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Study Notes
Satellite Orbiting a Planet
- A satellite orbiting a newly discovered planet travels 84.4 kilometers (km) in 4 seconds at a constant speed.
- The satellite will orbit for 6 seconds in the next pass, covering the same distance each second.
- The distance traveled each second is 84.4 km / 4 s = 21.1 km/s.
Calculating Distance in 6 Seconds
- The satellite will travel 21.1 km in each second.
- In 6 seconds, the satellite will travel 21.1 km/s * 6 s = 126.6 km.
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