You are watching a fireworks show, and of course you have a stopwatch with you. A...
You are watching a fireworks show, and of course you have a stopwatch with you. A particularly pretty firework goes off. The time between when you see the explosion and when you hear it, is 2.52 sec. How far away was the explosion?
Homework Answers
distance=speed * time
distance = speed *rime
d = 343* 2.52
d = 864.36 m
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