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Anajune7

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Ralph walks 3 m to the left in 2 seconds, then 4 m to the right in 3 seconds. Next, he stops for 3 seconds, and finally walks 5 m to the left in 4 seconds.
   The distance Ralph travels is closest to:


  1.0 m
  2.2 m
  3.4 m
  4.6 m
  5.8 m
  6.10 m
  7.12 m
  8.14 m
  9.The negative of one of the choices above
  10.Impossible to determine

Question 2

Ralph walks 3 m to the left in 2 seconds, then 4 m to the right in 3 seconds. Next, he stops for 3 seconds, and finally walks 5 m to the left in 4 seconds.
   Ralph's final position is closest to:


  1.0 m
  2.2 m
  3.4 m
  4.6 m
  5.8 m
  6.10 m
  7.12 m
  8.14 m
  9.The negative of one of the choices above
  10.Impossible to determine



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Answer to Question 1

7

Answer to Question 2

10



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Anajune7

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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