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A stone falls from a cliff and hits the ground below with a velocity of 60m/s. How long does the stone take to hit the ground above?

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A car covers 602 Km by going for 2 hours at a constant speed, then for 3 hours at 4 km/h faster than 4 hours at 10 Km/h slower. What is the first speed?

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