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As part of a physics lab, tiffany and curtis determined that an object was traveling at 25 miles per hour. if the margin of error is 6%, determine the slowest and the fastest ra…

As part of a physics lab, tiffany and curtis determined that an object was traveling at 25 miles per hour. if the margin of error is 6%, determine the slowest and the fastest ra…
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as part of a physics lab, tiffany and curtis determined that an object was traveling at 25 miles per hour. if the margin of error is 6%, determine the slowest and the fastest rate of the object

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25×.06=1.5
25+1.5=26.5
25-1.5=23.5
so the highest is 26.5 and the lowest is 23.5
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