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📌 But rate was supposed to be 120, now 170 — inconsistent.

📌 But 50 more than second hour is given as fixed: 120 + 50 = 170 words in third hour.

📌 Then it ignores the faster instruction? No — twice as fast implies +240, but 170 ≠ 240.

📌 Therefore, 50 more must be misinterpreted.

📌 Alternative: 50 Wörter mehr als in der zweiten → but if the daily rate is constant, this is impossible.

📌 Unless the walking twice as fast means she completes twice the distance, but wörter is translations, not distance.

📌 The only consistent interpretation: the increase is additive in speed, but 50 Wörter mehr is a fixed amount, not proportional.

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