Copy and answer the followingSeatwork No. 3 Average Speed andAverage Velocity1.Merry's house is 55 km away from her cousin's house. How long will it take for Merry toIgo to her cousin's house if her taxi hurries with a constant speed 32 km/h?2.What is the average speed and average velocity ofa man who travelled 140 miles in 2 hto the west and move another 70 miles in 1 hour on the same direction?3. A tourist bus moves at an average velocity of 60.0km/h for 4 h to the west. What is thetotal displacement of the bus?DO NOT FORGET TO SHOW THE GUFSA.God speed!

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Given : Distance (d) = 55 km Speed (v) = 32 km/h Unknown: Time (t)

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1.Merry's house is 55 km away from her cousin's house. How long will it take for Merry to go to her cousin's house if her taxi hurries with a constant speed 32 km/h?

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