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Read the scenario. A car starts 10 m north of a reference point. It moves at a constant velocity over the next 5 s, reaching a position of 10 m south of the reference point.

What is the car’s average velocity?

2 m/s south

0 m/s

4 m/s south

4 m/s north

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