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We need to solve the speed formula for d. To do so, let's start by moving the number of the left hand side:



(S)/(356) = √(d)


Square both sides to get rid of the square root:



(S^2)/(126736) = d


Now plug the known value of the speed to find the distance:



d = (140^2)/(126736) = (19600)/(126736) \approx 0.15465


So the closest answer is the last one: d=0.155km

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