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sasho [114]
3 years ago
7

Juan lives 100 m away from Bill.What is Juan's averege speed if he reaches Bill's home in 50 s?

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Tom [10]3 years ago
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Juan lives a hundred miles away from Bill then the average speed that he reaches Bill's Home in 50 seconds means that Juan lives 50 seconds away from bill because 50 + 50 seconds equals 100 seconds so Juansorry my bad Juan lives 50 miles away from Belle but he probably how I must have run to get to bill in 50 seconds .
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