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A bird goes from a higher location to a lower location at a
rate of 3 mete...
Mathematics, 16.10.2020 22:01 alexiss7026
HURRY PLEASE HELP
A bird goes from a higher location to a lower location at a
rate of 3 meters per second.
Which equation models the change in the bird's position at 120 seconds?
A. 120 - 3 = 360
B. 120(-3) = 360
C. (-120)(-3) = -360
D. 120(-3) = -360
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