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It is 185 miles to Fort Worth. If Vang drives

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astra-53 [7]3 years ago

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2 hour at 65 mile per hour

65 x 2 = 130

130 miles driven within those 2 hours

185 - 130 = 55

Vang is 55 miles away from Fort Worth

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