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The speed of a racing canoe in still water varies directly as the square root of the length of the canoe. A 9ft canoe can travel 4.5ft in still water. Find the speed of a 36ft canoe.
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The speed of a racing canoe in still water varies directly as the square root of the length of the canoe. A 9ft canoe can travel 4.5ft in still water. Find the speed of a 36ft canoe.

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This seems to be incorrect for this scenario
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