Earth and Space Science - 6th Grade Science

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If a car traveled $600\textup{ miles}$ in $10\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

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Answer

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{600\textup{ miles}$}{10\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=60\textup{ mph}$

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If a car traveled $100\textup{ miles}$ in $5\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

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Answer

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{100\textup{ miles}$}{5\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=20\textup{ mph}$

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What phase is the moon in when the moon is black?

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When the moon is black, it is in the New Moon Phase. See the diagram provided:

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When the moon looks like the image provided, what phase is it in?

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Using the diagram provided, we can see that the moon is in the Waning Gibbous Phase

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What phase is the moon in when the moon is black?

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When the moon is black, it is in the New Moon Phase. See the diagram provided:

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When the moon looks like the image provided, what phase is it in?

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Answer

Using the diagram provided, we can see that the moon is in the Waning Gibbous Phase

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Question

If a car traveled $600\textup{ miles}$ in $10\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

Tap to reveal answer

Answer

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{600\textup{ miles}$}{10\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=60\textup{ mph}$

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Question

If a car traveled $100\textup{ miles}$ in $5\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

Tap to reveal answer

Answer

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{100\textup{ miles}$}{5\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=20\textup{ mph}$

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Question

What phase is the moon in when the moon is black?

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Answer

When the moon is black, it is in the New Moon Phase. See the diagram provided:

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When the moon looks like the image provided, what phase is it in?

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Answer

Using the diagram provided, we can see that the moon is in the Waning Gibbous Phase

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Question

If a car traveled $600\textup{ miles}$ in $10\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

Tap to reveal answer

Answer

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{600\textup{ miles}$}{10\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=60\textup{ mph}$

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Question

If a car traveled $100\textup{ miles}$ in $5\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

Tap to reveal answer

Answer

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{100\textup{ miles}$}{5\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=20\textup{ mph}$

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Question

If a car traveled $600\textup{ miles}$ in $10\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

Tap to reveal answer

Answer

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{600\textup{ miles}$}{10\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=60\textup{ mph}$

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Question

If a car traveled $100\textup{ miles}$ in $5\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

Tap to reveal answer

Answer

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{100\textup{ miles}$}{5\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=20\textup{ mph}$

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Question

What phase is the moon in when the moon is black?

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Answer

When the moon is black, it is in the New Moon Phase. See the diagram provided:

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When the moon looks like the image provided, what phase is it in?

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Answer

Using the diagram provided, we can see that the moon is in the Waning Gibbous Phase

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Earth and Space Science - 6th Grade Science

If a car traveled in , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed: We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

If a car traveled in , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed: We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

What phase is the moon in when the moon is black?

When the moon is black, it is in the New Moon Phase. See the diagram provided:

When the moon looks like the image provided, what phase is it in?

Using the diagram provided, we can see that the moon is in the Waning Gibbous Phase

What phase is the moon in when the moon is black?

When the moon is black, it is in the New Moon Phase. See the diagram provided:

When the moon looks like the image provided, what phase is it in?

Using the diagram provided, we can see that the moon is in the Waning Gibbous Phase

If a car traveled in , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed: We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

If a car traveled in , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed: We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

What phase is the moon in when the moon is black?

When the moon is black, it is in the New Moon Phase. See the diagram provided:

When the moon looks like the image provided, what phase is it in?

Using the diagram provided, we can see that the moon is in the Waning Gibbous Phase

If a car traveled in , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed: We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

If a car traveled in , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed: We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

If a car traveled in , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed: We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

If a car traveled in , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed: We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

What phase is the moon in when the moon is black?

When the moon is black, it is in the New Moon Phase. See the diagram provided:

When the moon looks like the image provided, what phase is it in?

Using the diagram provided, we can see that the moon is in the Waning Gibbous Phase

If a car traveled $600\textup{ miles}$ in $10\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{600\textup{ miles}$}{10\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=60\textup{ mph}$

If a car traveled $100\textup{ miles}$ in $5\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{100\textup{ miles}$}{5\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=20\textup{ mph}$

If a car traveled $600\textup{ miles}$ in $10\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{600\textup{ miles}$}{10\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=60\textup{ mph}$

If a car traveled $100\textup{ miles}$ in $5\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{100\textup{ miles}$}{5\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=20\textup{ mph}$

If a car traveled $600\textup{ miles}$ in $10\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{600\textup{ miles}$}{10\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=60\textup{ mph}$

If a car traveled $100\textup{ miles}$ in $5\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{100\textup{ miles}$}{5\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=20\textup{ mph}$

If a car traveled $600\textup{ miles}$ in $10\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{600\textup{ miles}$}{10\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=60\textup{ mph}$

If a car traveled $100\textup{ miles}$ in $5\textup{ hours}$ , what was the speed of the car?

To answer this question, we need to recall the formula for speed:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{\textup{distance}$}{\textup{time}}$

We can plug in the known values from the question to solve:

$\textup{speed}=\frac{100\textup{ miles}$}{5\textup{ hours}}$

$\textup{speed}=20\textup{ mph}$