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Nine seconds elapsed from the time Mark saw the lightning until he heard the thunder. The lightning was about how many kilometers from Mark? (Sound travels about 331 meters per second in air.)
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Nine seconds elapsed from the time Mark saw the lightning until he heard the thunder. The lightning was about how many kilometers from Mark? (Sound travels about 331 meters per second in air.)
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The lighting was about 2.979 kilometers away from Mark
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