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A mouse ran 25 meters in 5 seconds, stopped for 10 seconds to eat a piece of cheese, and finally ran another 5 seconds a distance of 15 meters to its home. Calculate the average speed of the mouse.
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It ran at an average of 2 meters per second.
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