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Ethan jogged 1 1/3 miles. Chloe jogged 1 1/4 times as far as Ethan. How many miles did Chloe jog?

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Paul [167]3 years ago

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Ethan jogged 1 1/3 miles. Chloe jogged 1 1/4 times as far as Ethan. How many miles did Chloe jog?
2.7miles

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