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Question: On average, an eye blink lasts about 100 ms. How far does a MiG - 25鈥淔oxbat鈥 fighter travel during a pilot鈥檚 blink if the plane鈥檚 average velocity is3400 km/hr?

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The distance traveled by the fighter plane in the given time is 94.44m.

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01

Given data 

Average velocity,vavg=3400km/h

Time interval, 鈭唗=100尘/蝉=100脳10-3s

02

Understanding the average velocity Average velocity is defined as the ratio of total displacement to the total time interval.  

The expression for the average velocity is given as follows:

v=distancestimet vavg=xt 鈥 (i)

Here, x is the displacement andt is the time interval

03

Determination of the distance traveled during the blink.

Convert the velocity from km/h to m/s as:

v=3400kmh1000mkm1h3600s=944.44m/s

Using equation (i) the distance traveled can be calculated as follows:

x=vt=944.44尘/蝉脳100脳10-3s=94.44m

Thus, the distance travelled by the fighter plane in the given time is 94.44m.

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