An electron travels 1.92 m in 4.47 × 10^−8 s.
How fast is it traveling?
Answer in units of m/s

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anonymous · Answer

You've got the answer right in front of you! "m/s", which means meters per second. Divide the speed by the time and you'll get your answer.

anonymous · Answer

Remember to check that the units you have are part of the final units in the answer. In this case you have meters AND seconds, and you need meters/seconds (meters OVER seconds) which means displacement (m) per ONE unit of time (s) . Just proceed as EbnorEqvine said.

anonymous · Answer

How do you set it up in a caculator?

anonymous · Answer

Type:  $$1.92\div4.47\times10^{-8}$$

anonymous · Answer

"Divide the speed by the time and you'll get your answer." I think Ebnor ment "divide the distance by time". I'm saying this just to avoid confusion.

anonymous · Answer

4.50*10^7 m/s