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Two objects in outer space drift apart at an average rate of 25 kilometers every year. If the objects continue to drift apart from each other at the same rate, how many kilomete…

Two objects in outer space drift apart at an average rate of 25 kilometers every year. If the objects continue to drift apart from each other at the same rate, how many kilomete…
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Two objects in outer space drift apart at an average rate of 25 kilometers every year. If the objects continue to drift apart from each other at the same rate, how many kilometers will they drift in 10 years?

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250

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In 10 years they would drift apart 250 kilometers.
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