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A carnival ride spins people around in a circle that has a radius of 4 m. The carnival ride can make 10 revolutions per
minute. One day, little Timmy is riding the ride when suddenly he slips out of his hamess and flies off (don't worry, he
lands in cotton candy and is perfectly fine)! How fast was little Timmy initially moving when he slipped out of his
harness?
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