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The time it takes for a person to travel 300 m is 15 minutes. What is their speed in meters per second?

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Answer to a math question The time it takes for a person to travel 300 m is 15 minutes. What is their speed in meters per second?

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Speed = Distance / Time Given that the distance is 300 meters and the time is 15 minutes, we can proceed with the calculation. First, let's convert 15 minutes to seconds: 15 minutes = 15 * 60 seconds = 900 seconds Now, we can calculate the speed: Speed = Distance / Time = 300 meters / 900 seconds = 1/3 meters per second Therefore, the speed of the person is 1/3 meters per second.

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