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What is 60 minus 17?
60 - 17 = 43
How long does it take to travel 1016 miles by car?
At about 60 MPH average speed, it will take about 17 hours.
What is 28 more than 17 plus 15?
It is: 17+28+15 = 60
If 17 inches eguals 60 feet what measurement is one foot?
17/60 of an inch
What does 17 over 60 reduce to?
The fraction 17/60 cannot be reduced any more.
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