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After 1 second, the missile is 130 feet in the air; after 2 seconds, it is 240 feet in the air.
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After 1 second, the missile is 130 feet in the air; after 2 seconds, it is 240 feet in the air.
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After 1 second, the missile is 130 feet in the air; after 2 seconds, it is 240 feet in the air.
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ok so what is the question here
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