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Physics, 04.09.2020 22:01 edith47

A soccer ball is dribbled forward and backward on a soccer pitch. The ball is dribbled from one end, forward 40. feet in 6 seconds, then backwards 17 feet in 12.0 seconds, then forward 55 feet in 7.6 seconds, then backwards 19.6 feet in 3.6 seconds, then forward 22.2 feet in 8.2 seconds. There are 3.28 feet per 1 meter. a) What is the ball's total displacement? B) What is the ball's average velocity from beginning to end?

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