Cyclist stage speed
In the first stage, the cyclist covered 70 km at a speed of 22.1 km/h. In the second stage, he covered 40 km (a total of 110 km), and his overall average speed increased to 22.9 km/h. What average speed did he achieve in the second stage?
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