Physics, 12.02.2021 21:30 breannabryan1017

Susan and her parents are driving from Dallas to
Austin to visit a relative
(Figure 2.5). The distance
between the two cities
is 200 miles. The drive
takes 3.5 hours. What is
the car's average speed
in miles per hour?

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Susan and her parents are driving from Dallas to
Austin to visit a relative
(Figure 2.5...