Mathematics, 04.07.2019 01:00 claytonhopkins
Suppose you are a detective assigned to a robbery case. in this case, the robbery occurred at 2: 30 pm. you have a witness who saw suspect at a gas station 12 miles from the robbery site at 2: 48 pm. the suspect claims innocence, arguing that it would have been impossible to get to the gas station in that amount of time. do you agree? support your answer.
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