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The north-south streets of a grid have block lengths of 250m and the east-west streets have block lengths of 200 m. Desired speeds of progression are 45 km/h north-south and 35km/h east-west. Determine the appropriate alternate systems, cycle, and actual speeds of progression for two-way progression in both orientations of the grid. Round the cycle to the nearest 5 s.[20pt]

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