Physics, 05.02.2021 21:20 valeriewatson10
On the way home from school, you notice the speedometer on the car is at 5,200 miles. When you get home, the speedometer reads 5,208 miles. With only this information what value could you calculate?
O Velocity
O Displacement
O Acceleration
O Distance
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