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Physics, 14.10.2020 01:01 mrflexington77

An ant climbs to the very end of the second hand on a wall-mounted clock at exactly 9:15:00. The second hand is 13.5 cm long. When the time is exactly 9:17:30, (a) what distance did the ant travel? (b) What is the ant‟s displacement at this time? (c) What was the ant‟s average speed? (d) What is the ant‟s average velocity at this time? (e) At what time would the ant have traveled a distance of 100. M (give your answer to the nearest second).

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