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Tyler ran to the gas station because he wanted a bag of cheetos. The gas station was 685 meters away from his home. He was able

to reach the store in 5 minutes. What was Tyler's average speed while he was traveling to the store?

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Ulleksa [173]2 years ago

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I think his average speed is 137 meters

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