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A dolphin swims 56 meters in 8 seconds and a walrus swims 30 meters in 6 seconds. Which is one has the faster speed, the dophin

or the
walrus?
Speed distance/time

I’m taking a test someone help pls.!

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Natali [406]3 years ago

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Answer:

dolphin= 7 meters/1 second walrus= 5 meters/1 second

Explanation:

56 divided by 8 is 7

30 diviided by 6 is 5

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