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Tis 170 miles from bruce’s house to the city where his brother lives. on his last trip to visit his brother, he drove for 2 hours at 55 miles per hour. then he came to some very bad road construction. the rest of the trip took 2 hours. how many miles per hour did bruce drive for the rest of the trip?

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