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Javier power walks 4 1/4 miles in 2 hours how many miles does he walk in one hour? ANSWER HAS TO BE IMPROPER AND IN SIMPLEST FOR

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MakcuM [25]3 years ago

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He would walk 2.125 miles or 2 1/8 miles in one hour

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