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Mathematical Science Question: For 16 seconds, a dingo chased a kangaroo. The kangaroo was moving twice as fast as the
dingo at a constant velocity. If the dingo was moving west at 5 meters per second, how far
did the kangaroo move during the chase?
Write your answer as a whole number.

Key Information - 16 seconds, twice as fast, 5 meters per second.

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