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Looks good.

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This was the second question which is similar I'm not sure if I'm doing it right

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You have the total distance, now just work out the total time.

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You have the total distance, now just work out the total time.

I did but I got 70 :/
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I did but I got 70 :/

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No you didn't, you simply added the two average speeds together for some reason

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z_o_e

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No you didn't, you simply added the two average speeds together for some reason

Times?

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Times?

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Good approach but you divided the wrong way round.

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Got it

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