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<span>366 m/min First, convert the turtles speed to meters per minute. 27 km/h * 1000 m/km = 27000 m/h / 60 min/h = 450 m/min Now convert the girls speed to meters per minute. 14 dm/s / 10 dm/m * 60 s/min = 84 m/min Now subtract the girl's speed from the turtle's speed. 450 m/min = 84 m/min = 366 m/min</span>

postnew [5]3 years ago

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~~~~~~~~~~The answer is 366 m/min~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ First, convert the turtles speed to meters per minute. 27 km/h * 1000 m/km = 27000 m/h / 60 min/h = 450 m/min Now convert the girls speed to meters per minute. 14 dm/s / 10 dm/m * 60 s/min = 84 m/min Now subtract the girl's speed from the turtle's speed. 450 m/min = 84 m/min = 366 m/min

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