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It takes Tyler 9 seconds to dive 18 feet. Which of the following expressions would we use to find out how far Tyler dives in 1 second?
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It takes Tyler 9 seconds to dive 18 feet. Which of the following expressions would we use to find out how far Tyler dives in 1 second?
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It takes Tyler 9 seconds to dive 18 feet. Which
of the following expressions would we use to
find out how far Tyler dives in 1 second?
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9/18 = X would be a answer but you didnt put any answer choices
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