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Two ships leave port at the same time, Ship X is heading due north and Ship Y is heading due east. Thirteen hours later they are 650 miles apart. If the Ship X had travels 520 miles from the port, how
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Two ships leave port at the same time, Ship X is heading due north and Ship Y is heading due east. Thirteen hours later they are

650 miles apart. If the Ship X had travels 520 miles from the port, how many miles will Ship Y travel?
OA. 520 miles
B. 325 miles
C. 455 miles
D. 390 miles
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The answer is B I took the test
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Answer: B


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