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The speed limit on B.C. highways is 110 km/hr. John is travelling at 70 milhr. Is John speeding?
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The speed limit on B.C. highways is 110 km/hr. John is travelling at 70 milhr.
Is John speeding?
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Yes John is speeding because 70 miles is equivalent to 112 km
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