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You ran a mile on Monday. Then you ran another mile on Tuesday and your speed was faster. How would your time be different on Tuesday?
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You ran a mile on Monday. Then you ran another mile on Tuesday and your speed was faster. How would your time be different on Tuesday?

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Answer: Your time on Tuesday would be different because your body has improved from a simple exercise on Monday, allowing your speed to increase; meaning your time will be much faster.

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your mile-time for tuesday would be shorter compared to your mile-time for monday

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