Use the following data about a shark's daily swim to determine its average speed,
During 3 hou...
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Mathematics, 27.05.2020 21:05 petroale000
Use the following data about a shark's daily swim to determine its average speed,
During 3 hours of the morning, the shark swam 50km.
During the middle of the day, it took the shark 4 hours to swim 75km
At night, the shark swam 30km during 3 hours
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