The body moves without an initial speed. In the fifth second of the journey, the body travels 10 m.

The body moves without an initial speed. In the fifth second of the journey, the body travels 10 m. How many meters does the body travel in the tenth second?

We can assume that the body moves uniformly.

10/5 = 2 m / s – body speed.

This means that in the fifth second the body will cover 2 m. The body will cover exactly the same number of meters in 10 seconds, since the movement is uniform.

And in 10 seconds the body will cover the path:

10 * 10/5 = 20 s.