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If a train traveld from station A at 60 mph in direction of station B, which is 60 miles away, how long would it take the train to arrive at station B?
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If a train traveld from station A at 60 mph in direction of station B, which is 60 miles away, how long would it take the train to arrive at station B?

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Answer:

b

Step-by-step explanation:because

User Dotdotcommadot
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Answer:

An hour

Explanation:

The train travels 60 miles per hour so an hour

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