If an ant crawls 1 meter in 25 seconds, what is the ant’s speed?

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adipratapsingh12 · Answer

To find the ant’s speed, we use the formula speed = distance/time. By dividing 1 meter by 25 seconds, we calculate the ant's speed to be 0.04 meters per second . ;

IanMckellen · Answer

The student is asking about the speed of an ant that crawls a certain distance in a given amount of time. 
 If an ant crawls 1 meter in 25 seconds, we can calculate the ant's speed by using the formula for speed: 
 speed = distance ÷ time . 
 Here, the distance is 1 meter and the time is 25 seconds. 
 To find the speed, we divide 1 meter by 25 seconds, which gives us 0.04 meters per second (m/s). 
 Therefore, the speed of the ant is 0.04 m/s.

adipratapsingh12 · Answer

The ant's speed is calculated to be 0.04 meters per second by dividing the distance of 1 meter by the time of 25 seconds. This shows how speed can be determined using the basic formula of speed = distance/time. 
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If an ant crawls 1 meter in 25 seconds, what is the ant’s speed?

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