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A turtle and a snail are 300 feet apart when they start moving towards each other. The turtle is moving at a speed of 5 feet per minute, and the snail is moving at a speed of 1 foot per minute. How fast
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A turtle and a snail are 300 feet apart when they start moving towards each other. The

turtle is moving at a speed of 5 feet per minute, and the snail is moving at a speed of 1
foot per minute.
How fast are they approaching each other?

User Peter Jerald
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Answer:

6 feet per minute.

Explanation:

5ft + 1ft = 6ft per minute.

User Knia
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Answer:

6 feet per minute

Explanation:

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