Unit 7 motion speed
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This document contains a chemistry and physics worksheet for 2nd year secondary students on the topic of motion and speed. It includes 9 multi-part problems involving calculations of speed, acceleration, distance, and time related to scenarios like walking to a sports center, train travel, Olympic sprinting times, and objects in free fall. The problems require converting between units like meters/second and kilometers/hour and drawing velocity-time graphs.
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