Help!! 30 points!!

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erica [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

a. 47.6mph (distance divided by time = speed. divide each rowers distance by their speed, then add them all)

b. 1.26 minutes per mile (i used a calculator so i dunno how to explain)

let me know if this is right or not :)

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