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You are in a plane and are traveling at an unchanging velocity of 265 miles per hour northwest. What type of velocity would this be? Explain.

You are in a plane and are traveling at an unchanging velocity of 265 miles per hour northwest. What type of velocity would this be? Explain.
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You are in a plane and are traveling at an unchanging velocity of 265 miles per hour northwest. What type of velocity would this be? Explain.

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Answer: if a plane crash im getting out the way

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