Which answer is a scientifically accurate description of velocity? Question 3 options: The car traveled 70 mph north to Atlanta on Interstate 75. The motorcyclist traveled along a highway at 55 mph. The hiker began hiking the park's five-mile north hiking trail at 8:00 a. m. with plenty of daylight left to complete the hike before dark. Walking south along the two-mile canyon trail generally takes less time than traveling the same trail north because walking south is all downhill. Save

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27 July, 23:53

Which answer is a scientifically accurate description of velocity? Question 3 options: The car traveled 70 mph north to Atlanta on Interstate 75. The motorcyclist traveled along a highway at 55 mph. The hiker began hiking the park's five-mile north hiking trail at 8:00 a. m. with plenty of daylight left to complete the hike before dark. Walking south along the two-mile canyon trail generally takes less time than traveling the same trail north because walking south is all downhill. Save

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Darryl Joyce · Answer 1

According to my research the question you have asked the answer would be The Hiker. The hiker is going down hill therefore he will have more velocity then a car going at a steady speed. The hiker has alot of energy walking down the hill because it takes less effort.