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Marilyn

10 November, 13:13

Program the VR Robot to drive forward 6 grid squares, turn around, and drive back 6 grid squares. How many degrees did you have to turn to face the way you came? What is the total distance traveled? Use a calculator and/or pencil and paper to find out.

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