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A ship leaves its port and sails on a bearing of N33 50 E at
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A ship leaves its port and sails on a bearing of N33 50 E at speed 24 3 mph Another ship leaves the same port at the same time and sails on a bearing of S56 10 E at speed 16 3 mph How far apart are the ships after 2 hours Round to the nearest integer as needed miles SCHEES 33 50 56 10
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