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1.5 meters per second. Simplify fractions and expressions involving exponents. Solve equations including multi-step equations with fractions and exponents showing all work. Lesson 67 introduces using ratio boxes to calculate percentages of change and provides examples of solving percentage problems using ratio boxes.
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