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If Harry flies to the moon at 4000 miles per hour, but returns at 6000 miles per hour, what is Harry’s average speed of the trip?
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If Harry flies to the moon at 4000 miles per hour, but returns at 6000 miles per hour, what is Harry’s average speed of the trip?
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5000 miles per hour.
6000+4000 =10000
10000/2 = 5000 miles per hour
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