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Jim and Jan were racing in a 400 meter event. Jim ran the race in 44.32 seconds. Jan ran the race in 42.21 seconds. Calculate the difference in their pacing in meters per second…

Jim and Jan were racing in a 400 meter event. Jim ran the race in 44.32 seconds. Jan ran the race in 42.21 seconds. Calculate the difference in their pacing in meters per second…
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Jim and Jan were racing in a 400 meter event. Jim ran the race in 44.32 seconds. Jan ran the race in 42.21 seconds. Calculate the difference in their pacing in meters per second.

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???

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Dnolen
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Answer:

2.11

Step-by-step explanation:

44.32- 42.21=2.11

Hope this helps

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