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An airplane descends from 15,000 feet at a rate of 200 feet per second. A. 15,000t + 200 B. 15,000 + 200t

An airplane descends from 15,000 feet at a rate of 200 feet per second. A. 15,000t + 200 B. 15,000 + 200t
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An airplane descends from 15,000 feet at a rate of 200 feet per second.

A. 15,000t + 200
B. 15,000 + 200t

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The answer for this question is B.
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The answer should B, only one makes sense

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