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If a windbreak can reduce the speed of wind for distances up to 30 times the height of the trees, how far would theses trees reduce the wind speed if the trees are 17m high) A. 47m B. 51m C. 470m D. 510m
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If a windbreak can reduce the speed of wind for distances up to 30 times the height of the trees, how far would theses trees reduce the wind speed if the trees are 17m high)

A. 47m
B. 51m
C. 470m
D. 510m

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