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The salamanders start and finish the race at Rock A.  \nWhich is the shortest route around the rocks and back to the start at  \nRock A?  \nStart/ Finish  \n4m  \nB  \nA  \n5m  \n6m  \n8m 4m  \n6m  \n5m  \n3m  \nC E  \n8m  \nD  \nF  \nTHE ROCK RACE CHALLENGE 1 ANSWERS  \nCaptain and Frazer are having a race to see who can run the quickest around a set of 6 rocks.  \nEach salamander has to touch each rock but can choose which route to take.  \nThe routes are not all the same length. The salamanders start and finish the race at Rock A.  \nWhich is the shortest route around the rocks and back to the start at  \nRock A?  \nThe shortest route is:  \nA → B → C → F → E → D → A  \nOR  \nA → D → E → F → C → B → A Which is the same route backwards. 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