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Mathematics, 05.05.2020 10:48 AdoNice

1. Who do you predict will win, and why?
2. Describe the path Doug will travel.
3. Describe the path Bert will travel.
4. What information do you need to compare in order to determine the winner?
5. Devise a plan to calculate that information without measuring anything. How will you do it?
6. Who will win the race?


1. Who do you predict will win, and why? 2. Describe the path Doug will travel. 3. Describe the path

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