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An athlete completes a 100-meter race in 20 seconds. At the start of the race (\(t=0\) s), his distance from the starting line was 0 m. At the finish line (\(t=20\) s), his distance was 100 m.
Calculate his average speed (the rate of change of distance with respect to time) over the course of the race.
Average speed \(=\)
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\(i\)
\(\frac{a}{b}\)
\(\sqrt{\,}\)
\({a}^{b}\)
\(\ln{\,}\)
\(\log{\,}\)
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\(C\)
7
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9
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→
\(\sin{\,}\)
4
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\(\cos{\,}\)
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\(\times\)
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\(\tan{\,}\)
C
0
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