# Physics

posted by Viola

Hello,

I need an example of something that travels 7 m/sec or 10 m/sec.

Any ideas?

1. Damon

7 m/s * 3600 s/hr /1000 m/km = 25.2 km/hr

10m/s = 36 km/hr
If you are really, really fast you might run 100 meters in around 10 seconds :)

I am sure you can think of something :)

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