A grasshopper can jump maximum distance $1.6\; m$. It negligible time of the ground. How far can it go in $10 \;s$?
A grasshopper can jump maximum distance $1.6\; m$. It negligible time of the ground. How far can it go in $10 \;s$?
- A
$5\sqrt 2 \,m$
- B
$10\sqrt 2 \,m$
- C
$20\sqrt 2 \,m$
- D
$40\sqrt 2 \,m$
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