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Relating distance to speed
STEP1: A 240horsepower car that weighs 4300lbs beginning at a stop travels 1/10 of a mile. At optimum performance, what is the maximum speed in MILES per HOUR the car can reach? What is the speed in Mi/Hr at 1/15 of a mile?STEP2: In the same car, how many FEET have been traveled(at max performance) when the car reaches the speed of 35 MPH?
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