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Here is a train table: Newport: 04:58. 13:32 Shrewsbury: 07:22 A) How long is the journey from Newport to Shrewsbury if you catc

h the 04:58 train? B) The 13:32 train from Newport takes 2 hours and 29 minutes to get to Shrewsbury. What is the missing time?

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Answer:b

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