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Joelle walked 2/5 of the way from her house to school. Franco also walked 2/5 of the way from his house to school. Joelle and Fr

anco do not live in the same house. Who had walked father

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gulaghasi [49]2 years ago

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I think they both have the same amount walked, therefore they are both considered as they have walked the same distance

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