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3 years ago

Am i correct? I think the answer is 24, but im not sure, so can any of u help? TYSM! :D

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Leona [35]3 years ago

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H ---> S ---> M ---> P ---> H
7 mi East to Supermarket + 5 mi South to Municipal + 7 mi West to post office + 5 mi North to Home

7+5+7+5 = 24 mi

good job. you are correct!

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