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A rock slide may move 250 km/h. A mudflow may move 160 km/h. How much faster might a rock slide be than a mudflow. HELP ME PLZ!!!!!
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A rock slide may move 250 km/h. A mudflow may move 160 km/h. How much faster might a rock slide be than a mudflow.

HELP ME PLZ!!!!!

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I THINK simple subtraction might solve this; because the statistics say MAY and the question says MIGHT. Try 250 km/h - 160 km/h
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90 km/h faster than a mudflow
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