Physics, 05.11.2020 20:10 marlag10

The ball is thrown 50 m East in 3 seconds. The ball is then run 6 m East in 2 seconds where it is then fumbled. The other team picks up the ball and runs it 70 m west in 7 seconds for a touchdown. Determine the total distance traveled by the ball over the entire play. Calculate the average speed of the ball during entire play. Determine displacement of the ball after the play is over. Calculate the average velocity of the ball during the entire play.

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