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If none of these structures will allow the flying crow to break the walnut without it being stolen, the crow must fly away to another location. Given that the average crow can take off from a standing position at a speed of 19 feet per second, what should the flying crow do? Explain your answer. Copyright © Big Ideas Learning, LLC Algebra 1
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The first week samantha learned to read braille, she could read 10 words per minute. in the second week she increased her speed by 20%. in the third week she increased her speed again by another 25%. how many words could she read per minute by the third week? hurry and tell me!
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