SOLUTION: A satellite travelling through space is moving at a constant speed of 360 kilometres (km) every three seconds. At this constant speed how far will the satellite travel in five seco
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Question 914886: A satellite travelling through space is moving at a constant speed of 360 kilometres (km) every three seconds. At this constant speed how far will the satellite travel in five seconds?
Answer by KlambinRonsentaswer(36) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I'm glad to help you. :)
360÷3=120
120×5=600
So the answer is 600 km.
Klambin.
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