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Caden is training for a marathon and varies his workouts from day to day. Caden ran 10 MPH during Monday's workout and 10% faster during Tuesday's workout. How fast di…

Caden is training for a marathon and varies his workouts from day to day. Caden ran 10 MPH during Monday's workout and 10% faster during Tuesday's workout. How fast di…
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Caden is training for a marathon and varies his workouts from day to day. Caden ran 10 MPH

during Monday's workout and 10% faster during Tuesday's workout. How fast did he run on
Tuesday?

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User Anantha Krishnan
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11 MPH

10% of 10 can be calculated or known as 1. Therefore, 10+1 = 11 MPH on Tuesday.

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