The fastest 400.0 m time in Olympic history was completed by Wayde van Niekerk (he's from South Africa). He completed one 400.0 m lap in 43.03 seconds. What was the distance van Niekerk traveled? • What was van Niekerk's displacement? What was van Niekerk's average speed? What was van Niekerk's average velocity?

The fastest 400.0 m time in Olympic history was completed by Wayde van Niekerk (he's from South Africa). He completed one 400.0 m lap in 43.03 seconds. What was the distance van Niekerk traveled? • What was van Niekerk's displacement? What was van Niekerk's average speed? What was van Niekerk's average velocity?

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