Предмет: Физика, автор: skfijra

З якою швидкістю рухається перегоновий мотоцикл кільцевою трасою радіусом 6 км, якщо кожне коло він проходить за 12 хв?

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Автор ответа: lilia010650

Ответ:

я хз попробуй либо 6 либо 24

Объяснение:

точный ответ я не знаю

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