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Based on your knowledge of Greek roots which of the following words most likely means a measure of distance traveled?
Odometer means a measure of distance traveled.
What is the relationship among distance time and velocity?
Velocity is equal to the distance traveled, divided by the amount of time to travel such distance. In other words, 50 miles per hour may represent a distance of 50 miles traveled in on hour, or 50 miles being the distance and 1 hour being the time, denoting a velocity of 50 miles per hour (50mph.)
Based on your knowledge or greek roots which of the following words most likley means a measure of distance around a spacific area?
Perimeter means a measure of distance around a specific area.
How many words does measure for measure has?
measure for measure has how many words? measure for measure maniy
What word with a Greek root means a measure of distance around a specific area?
The word "perimeter" is from the Greek words peri(around) and métron (measure).
How can tell the speed an object is moving?
D=RT, or in other words, to find the rate(R)(speed) of an object take the distance (D)traveled divided by the time(T).
What is the use of the ruler?
To measure distance and to draw straight lines
What words did preachers add to slave wedding vows?
"until death or DISTANCE do you part" (because one was likely to be sold)
What is a numerical probability?
Probability is a numerical measure. Occasionally, though, it is expressed in words such as very likely or not at all likely. But these phrases are (or should be) based on the fact that probability itself is a number.
What is the fetch of a wave?
The lenght of time a wave has traveled or in more intelligent words The Fetch of a wave is the distance over open water over which the wind has blown (further it has travelled, the larger the wave.)
What instrument measures walking distance?
Podometerwell there are pedometers that count your steps if that helpsThe device is the "pedometer" from the Greek words ped(foot) and métron (measure).
What other words can be used to describe went?
Go, traversed, traveled, rode ...
