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Compute the number of miles a person will travel at 65 miles per hour for six hours.

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Compute the number of miles a person will travel at 65 miles per hour for six hours.

Compute the number of miles a person will travel at 65 miles per hour for six hours.

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Contemporary Business Mathematics for Colleges

Contemporary Business Mathematics for Colleges

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Authors: Deitz, Southam

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Good timing, thanks!

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this is exactly what I needed

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