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4 May, 03:57

The speedometer on your car reads 35 mph. What is this measuring? A. average speed B. instantaneous speed C. velocity D. acceleration E. none of these

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    B. instantaneous speed

    The speedometer of a car show instantaneous speed.

    Instantaneous speed is the motion rate of a car (in this example) at a particular moment or instant in time. It can be calculated by dividing a portion or a part of the total distance (of the trip) by time traveled.
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