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A. FIND THE AVERAGE SPEED FROM MANILA TO BULACAN
B. FIND THE AVERAGE VELOCITY FROM MANILA TO BULACAN
C. FIND THE SPEED DURING THE ROUND TRIP
D. FIND THE AVERAGE VELOCITY DURING THE ROUND TRIP
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