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A train travels for 120 seconds (s) at a speed of 50 meter per second (m/s). What was the distance (m) that it travelled?
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A train travels for 120 seconds (s) at a speed of 50 meter per second (m/s). What was the distance (m) that it travelled?

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2

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50 times 2

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