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I WILL GIVE BRAINIEST For 20.0 seconds, a caterpillar crawled directly toward a plant at a constant velocity. In that time, it crawled 212 millimeters, and it was passed by a butterfly flying at 1,800 millimeters per second. What was the caterpillar's velocity?
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