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A train moving at a constant speed travels 3 miles every five minutes. A car moving at a constant speed travels 12 miles every 20 minutes. Are the vehicles traveling at the same…

A train moving at a constant speed travels 3 miles every five minutes. A car moving at a constant speed travels 12 miles every 20 minutes. Are the vehicles traveling at the same…
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A train moving at a constant speed travels 3 miles every five minutes. A car moving at a constant speed travels 12 miles every 20 minutes. Are the vehicles traveling at the same speed? If not, which is faster?

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