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Annie is sledding down a snow covered hill. she knows that the steeper the hill the faster her sled will go
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annie is sledding down a snow covered hill. she knows that the steeper the hill the faster her sled will go
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It’s b
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i did the test :(
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i'm confused. can u plz explain more
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