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Spectators at the Super Circus were amazed to watch a cannon shoot a clown 212 feet into a net in 4 seconds. How many feet per second did the clown travel
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Spectators at the Super Circus were amazed to watch a cannon shoot a clown 212 feet into a net in 4 seconds. How many feet per second did the clown travel
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53 feet per second 212/4=53
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