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how fast, in miles per hour, was izumi running for the first 119 yards? there are 1,760 yards in a mile. show or explain all your work

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izumi’s goal is to run a 4-minute mile. if he maintained the same speed for the first quarter mile, how fast, in miles per hour, will he have to run in the final three quarters of a mile to achieve his goal? explain how you calculated your answer

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