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- Three kids in a parking lot caunch a rocket that rises into the air duing \( 9380 \mathrm{mlong} \) are in \( 40 \mathrm{~s} \). determine lts average speed.

          - Three kids in a parking lot caunch a rocket that rises into the air duing \( 9380 \mathrm{mlong} \) are in \( 40 \mathrm{~s} \). determine lts average speed.
        
- Three kids in a parking lot caunch a rocket that rises into the air duing 9380 mlong are in 40  s. determine lts average speed.

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