Determine the speed of a cyclist who, in 15 minutes, moving evenly in a straight line, moves 10 km.

To determine the speed of the cyclist under consideration, who moved uniformly (the speed is constant) and rectilinear (the path is equal to the movement), we use the formula: V = S / t, where S is the distance the cyclist moved (S = 10 km, in SI S = 10 * 10 ^ 3 m); t – duration of movement (t = 15 min, in SI system t = 900 s).

Calculation: V = S / t = 10 * 10 ^ 3/900 = 11.11 m / s (40 km / h).

Answer: The cyclist’s desired speed was 40 km / h.



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