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Starting at the same point, Tom and Juanita go biking in opposite directions. If Tom rides at a speed of 27 mph, and Juanita rides at a speed of 27 mph, how far apart will they be in 3 hours?
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81 because you would multiply 27 by 3 cause the are going 27 mph
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