Physics, 08.12.2021 01:20 onegirl435
A trout was swimming in a river. The trout swam 5,400 centimeters directly upstream at a
constant velocity. It swam that distance in 1.2 minutes. What was its velocity?
Write your answer as a whole number
centimeters per minute upstream
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