Physics, 20.08.2019 22:20 makaylamsikahema
Pat, shannon and fido (their dog) are on a circular path 100 feet around. fido is very excited. shannon starts walking around the path maintaining a speed of 1 foot per second, while pat stays still. fido begins racing back and forth between pat and shannon on the circular path along the section of the path shannon has not walked on. what is fido’s average speed if he has just returned to pat for the 5th time when shannon gets to the half-way point? **important** assume fido maintains a constant speed of 3 feet per second for this last run back to pat. **important** also, assume that fido met shannon at equally spaced moments in time (including the starting).
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