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the cat is a high speed catamaran auto ferry that operates between City A and City B. The cat can make the trip in 1 1/2 hours a

t a speed of 51 mph. About how far apart are the City A and City B?

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malfutka [58]3 years ago

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City A and City B are about 76.5 miles apart because 51*1.5 = 76.5

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