Every weekday, Tasha walks 3/8 mile to go to school. After school, she walks 2/8 mile to go to her grandparents' house. Then she takes the smae route home. Does she walk more than one mile each day? Explain how you know.
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There are two possibilities, and we don't know which situation is true.<em>#1).</em> School is in the middle, between home and grandparents. Home --------- 3/8 ----------- School --------- 2/8 ------- Grandparents . If this is true, then in the whole day, Tasha walks (3/8 + 2/8 + 2/8 + 3/8) = 10/8 = <u>1.25 miles</u> . ===========================================<em>#2):</em> Grandparents house is in the middle, between home and school. Tasha passes by them on her way to school, and stops there to visit on her way back home. Home ------- 1/8 ------- Grandparents ---------- 2/8 ---------- School If this is true, then in the whole day, Tasha walks (3/8 + 2/8 + 1/8) = 6/8 = <u>3/4 mile</u> .
No she doesnt but it was very close i know this because 2/8+2/8= 4/8 +3/8=7/8
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