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Jesse walked 3/4 of a mile last weekend. This weekend he walked 1/2 as far. How far did Jesse walk this weekend?

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pantera1 [17]2 years ago

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Answer= 3/8 of a mile

3/4*1/2=3/8

Jesse walked 3/8 a mile this weekend

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